"composite process" is a valid term used in written English.
It can refer to the combination of several processes occurring together to achieve a certain result or goal. For example, "The composite process of heating, cooling, and mixing the ingredients produced a delicious cake."
His composite process gained quick prestige.
Consciousness, unlike animal awareness, is not a unitary phenomenon but a composite process.
Mr. Jacobs was so impressed with how well the virtual engineered composite process had fitted Genmar's needs that he bought Pyramid Operating Systems, the company Mr. Kirila and Mr. McCollum created in 1993 to develop VEC.
The composite process noise and the composite measurement noise are defined to derive the composite noise covariance matrices.
This composite process may be followed by measuring the flow-rate changes (the flux response) caused by adsorption, reaction and desorption in a continuous-flow reactor.
Quality function deployment (QFD) method is used to select the process alternatives by incorporating a capability function for process elements called a composite process capability index (CCP).
The results show that the mechanical properties of scaffolds can be significantly improved by optimizing composite processes.
The variation in stratal geometries is interpreted as paleotopography and is a function of individual or composite processes related to dissolution, eolian processes, and coastal erosion.
The results showed good biocompatibility of the SLS composite processed with no adverse effects observed on cell viability and metabolic activity, supporting a normal metabolism and growth pattern for osteoblast.
Constructing a hierarchy of processes modeling the entire sequence we evaluate the functional architecture with regard to its mathematical form rather than from the specific instantiation of the composite processes.
There are many variants of such composite processes and a number of them are known to generate heavy-tailed probability distributions like the ones we observed in the fly groups.
