Contemporary technology is often equated with the development of gadgets: high-performance objects that concentrate several functions which have previously constituted processes separated in time and space.
Qualification is often a part (the initial stage) of validation, but the individual qualification steps alone do not constitute process validation (World Health Organization).
Often, the landscape level is described as forming an "exogenous environment" to the other levels [20, p. 1215] we would, however, rather suggest considering 'landscape' as a contextual category that constitutes processes on the regime and niche level but is in reverse also constituted by them.
In this example, cultivation activities such as harvesting, transport and storage of forage constitute processes.
We conceptualise effective implementation as constituting processes that best allow accreditation programs to promote improvements to health service quality and patient safety.
CCD matrix constituted of process variables like FA concentration, time, temperature and biomass with intracellular, extracellular and total vanillin productions as responses.
In considering whether a process constitutes a mental process external to a cognitive subject, an important background question is how the subject is to be individuated.
Thyroxine and other iodine-containing compounds circulate in the blood and cause changes that, in their entirety, constitute the process of metamorphosis.
Tarde saw this sequence as an unending cycle constituting the process of social history and explained the phenomenon in Les Lois sociales (1898; Social Laws).
Ranke believed that history evolves in the separate development of individual men, peoples, and states, which together constitute the process of culture.
