Sentence examples for basis of a process from inspiring English sources
One of the earliest to be discovered was tetracarbonylnickel, a volatile nickel compound that became the basis of a process for purifying nickel.
This does not mean excluding Tehran completely from a solution in Syria, if Iran were to decide to be party to the proposed solution on the basis of a process of political transition from the current regime to an alternative one -- something it does not seem to agree on.
Anecdotal or experiential testimonies were unable to exert any significant influence; scientific data were seen as the only basis for a process of persuasion, and on which prospective adopters could make informed decisions.
On the basis of an investigated process or process chain the method leads into the related energy and material balance.
Pro-survival proteins like Bcl-xL do prevent cytochrome c release into the cytosol: a number of diverse protein-protein interactions have been proposed to be at the basis of such a process.
Thus, once he established the theoretical basis of a given process, he investigated ways to further develop industrial applications.
The final grain refinement step to form nanograins has been discussed on the basis of a recrystallization process.
"The Commission took the decision on the basis of a flawed process, an inaccurate and incomplete assessment by [EFSA] and without the full support of EU Member States," Syngenta wrote in a statement published yesterday.
Different from traditional methods for preparing pH-switchable Pickering emulsifiers, a simple and straightforward approach is established on the basis of a reversible process between in situ formation and dissolution of Mg(OH 2 nanoparticles (MHp).
These results are interpreted on the basis of a dissolution diffusion evaporation process occurring in the vicinity of the solid liquid vapour triple line.
Such research has shown that agents with sufficient experience in a given domain (e.g., neonatal nursing, fire-fighting, or chess) make decisions on the basis of a cognitive process other than conscious considerations of various options and the weighing of evidence and utilities.
