Sentence examples for a process about which from inspiring English sources
It described an exchange regarding fracking as "a two-minute, fact-free explanation of a process about which neither participant proved to have any real, actual, discernible knowledge".
Explored objects may contact multiple digits simultaneously so information about motion must be integrated across digits, a process about which little is known.
It was a process about which Vearncombe had been initially ambivalent, but in fact, it helped him come some way towards resolving the tension between the public's perception of who he was and his own present-day existence.
The spatial extent of serpentinization in this wedge-shaped region depends not only on the pressure-temperature conditions in the wedge, but also on the details of transport of water released from the slab into the wedge, a process about which we are beginning to know more (Padrón-Navarta et al. 2010).
Surprisingly, we also find that Rfx2 plays a central, but unanticipated, role in controlling cell movement in newborn MCCs, a process about which almost nothing is currently known.
And much as he talks of it in typically upbeat terms, suggesting that this is merely an evolutionary process about which it is possible to be "resolute" and "cheerful", the prognosis is depressing.Nor does he entirely believe it.
9 Unfortunately, there is a widespread misconception among patients and healthcare providers that the symptoms of OAB are due the effects of aging and are an inevitable process about which little can be done.
This suggests the need for having comprehensive approaches for providing baseline contextual data at the beginning of an integration process, about which stakeholders should be aware as they integrate CBHW programmes into the health systems.
She said she had no update on Turkey's request for the United States to extradite Mr. Gulen, a "legal, technical process" about which American officials have been in direct contact with the Turkish authorities.
Questions have emerged in the design process about which traditions trump others.
Perhaps it is the uncertainty the demon has at the start of the process about which state it will be in?
