Sentence examples for an exemplary process from inspiring English sources

The critical streams and unit operations that may be concerned with solid formation are identified based on an exemplary process simulation and on ranges of operating conditions typically reached according to the literature.

We apply the proposed approach to an exemplary manufacturing process with stochastic demand and product yield and compare its performance with an 'ideal' solution derived from a mixed integer programming formulation.

Another, Ron Garutti, wrote: "Please, let's not present this as any kind of exemplary process.

Professor Kleinbard praised Mr. Camp for the "exemplary" process of putting out work product early, allowing for commentary and critique from those without back-channel access to the legislative process.

Obtaining formaldehyde from methanol is an exemplary and important process in which the following sequence (1) trend is maintained.

As demonstrative application scenarios, we highlight first an exemplary surface pretreatment process for steel substrates, and second the identification of a surface state for carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) adherents suitable for joining.

The method will be put to test through an exemplary application for processes in the fields of electronics production, electrical engineering, and production machining.

They said the UK had run an "exemplary and internationally admired process" to consider the issue since 2007, and they called on Parliament to approve the proposed change.

Video showing an exemplary pick and place process using a switchable bioinspired adhesive to handle a silicon wafer (AVI ) Video showing an exemplary pick and place process using a switchable bioinspired adhesive to handle a silicon wafer (AVI) § J.P., M.F., and E.K. contributed equally.

It was an exemplary demonstration of the democratic process in action.

We find that the in situ equilibrium 2NO2 ↔ N2O4 within the pores is pressure-independent, whereas ex situ this equilibrium is an exemplary pressure-dependent first-order process.