Sentence examples for by a slow process from inspiring English sources

With monotonic reaction kinetics the uncontrolled system admits noisothermal oscillations caused by a slow process of activation and deactivation.

The difference implies that the frequency dependence should not be controlled by simple flips of the dipoles but be caused by a slow process induced by the orientation.

The results showed that the main process, physisorption, is accompanied by a slow process of different nature, that causes slow uptake at high pressures and hysteresis on desorption.

Successes of a kind were obtained, but the Iberian mountaineers could only be conquered by a slow process of attrition, and it was not until 19 B.C. and Agrippa's campaign that they were finally subdued.

Finally, Eleanor discovered how to manage her voices by setting boundaries for them, but in an "assertive and respectful" way by a "slow process of communication and collaboration".

Antibody-based drugs enter into solid tumors mainly by a slow process of diffusion.

Over hundreds of years, the carbon dioxide would dissolve in the surrounding water, and then would only have the potential of leaking out by diffusion, a slow process that would take millions of years, the researchers say.

It has been suggested that control of oscillation frequency can be made more robust by adding a slow process to inhibit the IP3 receptor, specifically a calmodulin-dependent phosphorylation in Fig. 3B, [18].

Attendees were let in one by one, a slow process that would have led one to believe that only a select few were being given the privilege of the record.

To maintain high sensitivity and specificity, manual annotation is by necessity a slow process compared to computational gene prediction; a full first pass of the human genome has not yet been completed.

Separation by dialysis is a slow process, depending for its speed on the differences in particle size and diffusion rates between the colloidal and the crystalloidal constituents, and may be accelerated by heating or, if the crystalloids are charged, by applying an electric field (electrodialysis).