Sentence examples for be a linear process from inspiring English sources

"One cannot expect this to be a linear process or to be done overnight," he said to me.

Tero Kuittenen, of the Finnish consultancy Alekstra, says: "I believe we are facing a period of accelerating erosion of SMS volumes – this is not going to be a linear process".

"Admissions is not and should not be a linear process of lining up applicants according to their grades and test scores and then drawing a line through the list," added Mr. Bollinger, a constitutional lawyer who replaced the now-illegal grids with the point system after he arrived in 1997.

I think anyone who's interested in book to film adaptation should really look at this book, and look at this film, and see the way that adaptation can sort of be a linear process but actually sort of a chrysalis, butterfly process.

At the time of the study, the use of medicines appeared to be a linear process in which medicines were selected, prescribed, dispensed, and then administered; but there was no feedback about the outcomes achieved with newly included medicines.

"The old view is that cancer is a linear process," said Dr. Barnett Kramer, associate director for disease prevention at the National Institutes of Health.

Running a business is a linear process at the heart of which is whether a) you have something that will work in the context of a competitive market place, and b) you can sell it effectively.

Enlightenment philosophers, with the exception of Thomas Malthus, came to believe that the pursuit of economic activity is a linear process that invariably leads to unlimited material progress on Earth, if only the market mechanism is left uninhibited so that the "invisible hand" can regulate supply and demand.

Reasoning is a linear process that accounts for only one hundred thousandth of what humans do with their brains.

The error process considered here is a linear process with unknown spectral density.

Even if FBP has its strength in being a linear process, there are obvious drawbacks looking at the visual appearance of the images.