Sentence examples for a push process from inspiring English sources

Comparing push and pull processes, we found that diffusion is largely a pull process rather than a push process.

Thus, β-cell metabolic activation appears to be primarily driven by substrate (fuel) availability, a "push" process [1], [62] rather than a "pull" mechanism secondary to enhanced insulin release.

Figure  1 reflects this hypothesis by describing this transition as a pushing process, that is, newly emerged bees push older nurses out of the brood nest (Tofts and Franks 1992).

Push processes refer to socioeconomic processes that determine the structural constraints that limit opportunities.

"What the president has always said is if it looks as though the negotiations have proceeded sufficiently that going to Copenhagen would give a final impetus, a push, to the process, then he would be willing to go," the senior administration official said.

Others described a "push and pull" process, "huffing and puffing over drafts" and being involved in interactions that "weren't altogether as productive as they might have been" resulting in a product that "wasn't truly a joint production".

The improvements in machinery designs and innovative process configurations have pushed process efficiencies of this art to an unprecedented level.

Because many of these young Hispanic men may not be participating in the button-pushing process that determines TV ratings, the decline in viewing levels may be exaggerated.

The pushing process itself is proposed to be based on two effects, one physical and the other physiological and behavioral.

Mr. Arafat said it had given "a push to the peace process".

A second way would be to say that given how important economic growth is to development as a whole, it would be ridiculous not to use aid to give that process a push in the right direction for poor people.