Sentence examples for a familiar process from inspiring English sources

It's a familiar process.

The technology improves upon a familiar process known as electrocoagulation.

For anyone who has bought a house in the UK it's a familiar process.

This idea was first set forth by H. J. Muller, the Nobel Prize-winning geneticist, in 1939, but it's a familiar process in the development of human technologies.

That day in October, in what would become a familiar process, we began to collect those children's details, and recruited our first Calais-based volunteer.

It has become a familiar process with buildings of the 1960s, but the University of Essex has resisted more than most.

Paint saturation, color mixing, brush size, pressure on the surface, gesture, draftsmanship, all of this and more is in play as he works; it is a surprisingly familiar process, and a surprisingly analog interface.

A more familiar process, combustion, requires a strong oxidant such as O2 or N2O and an ignition source.

In this sense Pakistan is not a failed state so much as the perverse culmination of a more familiar process of privatisation that affects us all.

Reaching consumers through modern retailers is a somewhat familiar process to Western manufacturers, yet even the more standardized hypermarkets such as Carrefour are not quite the same as they are in other economies.

"The two figures were a somewhat familiar process for me although it took some veneering to get them to rest upside down, so that went smoothly," he continues.