Sentence examples for be reached by process from inspiring English sources
The results obtained show that the benchmark could not be reached by process integration within the packaging area, therefore investment is needed regarding new technologies that lower freshwater consumption.
(Johnson 1981, p. 77) also looks at the conclusions drawn based on statistics with much doubt, and argues that the results based on statistics are not justifiable because statistics are data and that 'valid conclusions can only be reached by process of argument.'.
Their belief in Hamas's involvement seems to have been reached by process of elimination — Qawasmeh and Aisha have gone missing — but, in a way, the Netanyahu government needn't bother producing evidence that is more conclusive.
However, at the same time, consensus can be reached by the process of anonymously feeding back the responses of each panel member in a controlled manner in subsequent rounds.
The most vulnerable areas, those immediately adjacent to the waterline, can be reached by careening, a process that involves filling the water ballast tanks along one side to induce a list that lifts those on the other side part of the way out of the water.
Under the optimal conditions, 100% decoloration of dye solution can be reached by using both processes, but with different accumulated solar energy (SPF system: 34 W h, SPFox system: 16 W h).
Under the optimal conditions, 100% decoloration of dye solution can be reached by using both processes (SPFox with H2O2 addition at the beginning or along the reaction) but with different reaction rates.
The PDNB molecule deviates from this observation with its Au states, which cannot be reached by one-photon processes for symmetry reasons.
As a consequence it would be interesting to test whether higher overall amounts of Surfactin can be reached by applying a repeated fed-batch process.
Instead, it appears that this may only be reached by joint design of the forming process (strain rate and temperature) and composition.
New frontiers might be reached by overcoming inefficiencies in the present process design (often referred to as waste) or by creating the flexibility to better cope with variability.
