As system designs grow ever more complex, our ability to assimilate, process, and then make equally complex decisions is challenged to keep pace.
In particular, the use of microorganisms or bacteria to remove the contaminants in leachate is through assimilating process.
Intelligent system techniques have been rapidly assimilating into process control engineering, with many applications reported in the last decade.
The value of workflow tools will depend to a large extent on their scope and versatility, and in particular their ability to assimilate and process inputs from a wide range of different sources at each step of the workflow.
The information-processing framework 22 suggests that that there are limits to the human ability to assimilate and process information, and that once these limits are surpassed, behaviour becomes confused and dysfunctional.
The model of geometrical analysis was a particular inspiration here, albeit filtered through the Aristotelian tradition, which had assimilated the regressive process of going from theorems to axioms with that of moving from effects to causes (see the supplementary section on Aristotle).
We assimilated the permeation process through a complete gap junction channel to overcoming a free energy profile, W z), as described in Ref. [ 16].
Nearly all bioavailable nitrogen was assimilated in both processes (only 20 or 30 mg/L residual NH4-N in the culture broth; Table 4) which refers to a slight deficit of nitrogen, and this deficit was more striking with (NH4 2SO4.
Unlike most instrumental composers after Beethoven, the dramatist Wagner fully assimilated the motivic-contrapuntal process, even though his texture is principally determined by strong harmonic tensions and by a masterful use of instrumental colour in the vein of Berlioz and French grand opera.
The Exoglucanase (CBH) activity is assimilated to an erosion process as for soluble substrates.
