Sentence examples for by competitive processes from inspiring English sources
The behaviour of nickel at low overpotentials is determined by competitive processes, reduction of methanol and formation of surface product.
Irradiation-induced nano-structuring is governed by competitive processes of preferential sputtering and surface diffusion.
The second problem is the assumption that nature is purely driven by competitive processes.
In line with other models of visual search, the results suggest that a large part of the empirical evidence can be explained by competitive processes in the brain, which are modulated by the similarity between target and distractor.
In a word, the behavior of ALD Pt was determined by the aforementioned two competitive processes, and the former is likely dominant in the present experiment.
If Parliament approves the plan, the remaining precincts will be selected by a competitive process this year and established in 2014.
Although in the 17th century Spinoza's Ethics showed why competition would favor social cooperation (Damasio 2003, p. 171) and Adam Smith (1776) made this plain as day a century later, many biologists still prate endlessly about the "paradoxical" prevalence of cooperation in a world shaped by the competitive process of natural selection.
"Director" positions are fairly low in the World Bank bureaucracy and are filled by a competitive process and the merits of one's work -- not political imposition.
While counterintuitive, this increase could in fact be explained by a competitive process, such that when TMS inhibits attentional deployment in the (contralateral) phosphene region, it simultaneously facilitates deployment in the symmetric (ipsilateral) region, thus inducing an increase in performance.
The mechanistic route could involve: A transient intermediate (either an activated enzyme or substrate species) could react with excess substrate to give an alternate product, thereby lowering the product by a competitive process.
Such character of conductivity dependence on LiClO4 content can be explained by existence of two opposite competitive processes.
