However, the respective comparisons also allow for more specific inferences to be drawn: (a) The contrast of passive listening to number words vs. pink noise should indicate activation related to (implicit) magnitude processing not contaminated by processes of response selection.
In other words, by processes of elimination (the same logic we rely on in diagnostic medicine), scientists have identified carbon pollution as the cause of global warming.
From Richard Nixon through George W. Bush, our foreign and defense policies, like sausages, have been produced by processes of chopping, grinding, churning and smashing.
They did so by processes of economic integration, wealth creation, middle-class formation, constitutional politics (usually but not uniformly democratic), and technological modernization.
Ecological research finds that the dynamics of the organizational world get shaped by processes of legitimation and competition.
Stockbroker Farage appals me too, but his appeal, like that of the BNP or EDL, is partly explained by processes of abandonment and stereotyping by elites in the City, in politics and in parts of the media.
Unlike many kinds of steel, most copper alloys are not susceptible to improvements of hardness and strength by processes of heat treatment.
In mammals a secondary palate is formed by processes of the maxillary bones and the palatines, with the pterygoid bones reduced in importance.
Neither welcomed nor dismissed, he has a series of encounters with the sly, suspicious feudal peasantry, all masterfully told, and by processes of ambiguous deduction from their evasions and silences advances towards a goal assumed to be worth attaining, but for reasons as ambiguous as the processes of his advance.
As the nerve approaches the muscle, it loses its myelin coat but remains partially covered by processes of the Schwann cells, which elsewhere surround the nerve and produce myelin.
Expression levels of intracellular proteins are controlled by processes of synthesis and degradation.
