Sentence examples for a process for incorporating from inspiring English sources

This paper provides both substantiation and a process for incorporating the "real time degradation" aspects of aircraft into the existing infrastructure of the design, manufacturing, and maintenance of aircraft systems.

We resolve that question in this paper by treating duration distribution information itself as side information and demonstrate a process for incorporating that side information into an HMM.

The purpose of this paper is to outline a process for incorporating MMR in health outcomes research to guide stakeholders in their understanding of the essence of mixed methods inquiry.

It would also require the agency to develop a new process for incorporating patient feedback into the evaluation of a new treatment.

This work presents a new methodology for achieving an optimized process for incorporating GO nanosheets onto the surface of thin-film composite (TFC) FO membranes using the bioadhesive polydopamine (pDA).

Fast-cycle iteration is a process for quickly incorporating what we've learned back into the design of the program.

Fast-Cycle Iteration is a process for quickly incorporating what a program team learns back into the design of that program, in order to refine what is and isn't working and move toward higher levels of evidence at a faster pace.

Russia's parliament is meanwhile already preparing a bill to ease the process for incorporating part of a foreign state into Russia.

Mr. Comins, an author of "Discovering the Universe," a popular astronomy textbook, said the new e-book program was a way to speed up the process for incorporating suggestions that he often receives while revising new print editions.

Special attention is devoted to a novel two-step bainite tempering process which shows maximum hardness; we prove that this is the most effective process for incorporating solute into the precipitates, which are finer than those resulting from one step banitic transformation processes.

Heated extrusion was tested as an alternative process for incorporating "hard-to-cook" beans into food products.