Due to the much higher complexity of the parameters and information structures required to characterise a solids process, the common flowsheeting tools are not suitable for simulation, design and optimisation of solids processes.
In his 1934 book Logik der Forschung Popper had elaborated the straightforward and appealing falsificationist view that great science could be characterised as a process in which thinkers put forward bold conjectures and then do their best to improve them by trying to refute them.
The importance of the generator lies in the fact that it fully characterises a Markov process and that convergence of Markov processes is strongly connected to the convergence of their generators; see [15].
Every model to characterise a real world process is affected by uncertainty.
A process characterised as a "second-chance scramble" was mired in further problems when those trying to get hold of unsold leftovers for the least popular sports ran into a jammed website on Friday morning.
Cirrhosis is a process characterised by the progressive appearance of areas of hepatic parenchymal extinction, substituted by fibrosis, with the development of regenerative nodules and alterations in the normal liver architecture.
From the 3-dimensional nanometre-resolution data sets, we observe a process characterised by the slow formation of shallow etch pits in the (0 0 1) surface and fast growth of etch pits from the resulting steps, which represent proxies for the {h k 0} surface.
Neuroinflammation is a process characterised by drastic changes in microglial morphology and by marked upregulation of the 18-kDa translocator protein (TSPO) on the mitochondria.
According to Batista Filho and Rissin [ 24], the nutrition transition is a process characterised by four stages.
Indeed, Bhandari et al, in their qualitative work in Nepal and Bangladesh, characterize abortion-seeking as a process characterised by stigma and shame [ 15].
