Sentence examples for a process yielding from inspiring English sources

Perhaps with chaos explanation we should either search for a process yielding the "stretching and folding" in the dynamics (causal form of explanation) or we should search for the common properties such behavior exhibits (unification form of explanation) underlying the behavior of the nonlinear systems of interest.

Colonisation by deep-sea nematodes appears to be a process yielding reproducible abundance and diversity patterns, with certain taxa showing more efficiency, partly based on body shape characteristicssuch as size and motility.

In light of these observations, biomethylation of iAs, a process yielding toxic trivalent methylated metabolites, appears to be a mechanism of activation of As as a toxin and possibly as a carcinogen.

During prophase I, sister chromatids are organized into proteinaceous structures of axial elements, on which the synaptonemal complex is assembled to promote homologue synapsis, meiotic recombination and crossover resolution, a process yielding chiasmata between homologues (Baker et al, 1996; Edelmann et al, 1996; Romanienko & Camerini-Otero, 2000; Lipkin et al, 2002; Page & Hawley, 2004).

The study employed concept mapping methodology, a structured process yielding a conceptual framework of participants' views on a particular topic.

Nor is it any longer credible that degradation and containment of ISIS will be followed by a political process yielding a federated Iraq that can satisfy the claims of Shia, Sunni and Kurdish communities for self-government and a fair share of the national petromony through some distributive mechanism or by way of quality public goods available to all.

A production process yielding high amounts of this glycoside would facilitate this task.

However, research on industrial applications of floridoside is hampered by limited compound availability and the development of a production process yielding high amounts of this glycoside has not been explored yet.

Assume that EEG is decomposed into IMFs by a sifting process, yielding totally K IMFs and one residual which is considered as (K + 1 th oscillatory component.

The distribution of ECM-enriched and ECM-exclusive domains across all three evolutionary periods suggests domains arise through a continual process yielding opportunities to develop novel functionalities.

With techno-economic proficiency as the core value, the future vision for lignocellulosic biofuels is centred on improving biomass traits to fulfil energy needs in a biorefinery process yielding high-value products in addition to fuel.