Sentence examples for by some other process from inspiring English sources

A "Seed" population is additionally accelerated obtaining relativistic energies by some other process.

The debate about whether the brain and accompanying cognitive architecture were designed by natural selection or by some other process originated with Alfred Russel Wallace and Charles Darwin.

When longer observations of the Moon are made with Chandra, they should help to determine if the Moon was formed by a giant impact of a planetoid with the Earth about 4.5 billion years ago, or by some other process.

It's a puzzle that has bedeviled astronomers and theorists for years: Do massive stars form in the same way as our sun or by some other process?

In other words, is it possible that many of regulatory innovations provided by the repetitive families observed here were not seeded via the fixation of TEs by drift in small populations, but rather by some other process?

It remains to be seen whether HSFY has a functional role driving its expansion, or if it has been carried as a by-product of some other process in pig and other species.

The coughing part is driven by the virus while neuroinflammation or some other process (in humans) represents a type of innate immunity.

I want to show you some variety by showing you some other processes and shapes they may have.

Of course with packages like SAS and R the output of the statistical procedures can be saved and then processed by some other procedure or function to deliver the required graph or additional diagnostic analysis.

Proponents of teleological theories of content generally understand such functions to be what the thing with the function was selected for, either by ordinary natural selection or by some other natural process of selection.

During this time period a fair amount of rainfall was received and the temperature and humidity which shows positive correlation with radon were quite high indicating that this decline in radon concentration is caused by some other geophysical process which was not mature enough to produce an earthquake (Walia et al., 2009).