The phrase "a process that realizes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or procedure that brings something into existence or makes it happen.
Example: "The research outlines a process that realizes the potential of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a method that achieves" or "a procedure that implements".
The released trajectories are make anonymous by a suitable process that realizes a generalized version of the original trajectories.
Also, the translocation of the proteins between the nucleus and the cytoplasm is an important biological process that realizes spatial localization of different protein species.
Particle coating was achieved using an inductively coupled plasma-chemical vapor deposition (ICP-CVD) process that realized a homogenous coating of silicon oxide film on each Si particle.
The aboutness of those neural states and processes that realize our thoughts is accounted for as follows: what makes a neural phenomenon represent some feature of the world is just that it is its proper evolutionary function to coordinate the relevant organism us, in this case with that feature of the world.
Again, biosemantic theories of mental representation are distinguished from others by their mode of explanation: they seek to naturalize the aboutness of thought by appealing to the evolutionary, biological function of the neural states and processes that realize these thoughts.
In many cases, neither functions nor dispositions are explicitly included in ontologies, but rather the processes that realize these functions or dispositions.
But when the planetarium's creative team started crunching dozens of terabytes of data into the finished show, a process that animators call rendering, its members realized that the hardware was not up to the task: the Hayden's 78-processor system was taking too long to render the show.
In conclusion, when N≫M (that realizes a deterministic process), it is desirable to adopt [R]= Kd1, and when N="M (that realizes a stochastic process), [R]= Kd1〈Kd-1〉-1q only in the first round (where ⟨∗⟩ represents the population average) and [R]= Kd1 in the subsequent rounds.
As a result, to explore a growth process that can realize sufficient Ge3+ component in the GeOx interlayer as thin as possible is important to achieve both equivalent oxide thickness scaling and superior interfacial property simultaneously.
A simple process is presented that realizes carbon nanotube (CNT) arrays that meet the process and structure requirements for use in large-scale integrated circuits.
