Sentence examples for definition of process from inspiring English sources
We have transformed the definition of process inheritance into definitions of inheritance of UML diagrams.
It profits from an early stage definition of process and biocatalyst design objectives.
Relying heavily on 1970s-era Supreme Court decisions that established the "machine-or-transformation test," the Chief Judge, Paul Michel wrote for a nine-judge majority Thursday that Mr. Bilski's patent application did not meet an older definition of "process" under patent law.
However, in the field of microgravity research numerical modelling was not systematically and consequently used for the development of furnaces and cartridge designs as well as for the definition of process parameters.
The strong intellectual investment behind the definition of process algebras and the high abstraction level they can attain in formal specification still contrasts with their degree of penetration into software engineering practice, but also with the relatively limited number of other fields of fundamental science where these models have played some role.
According to the definition of process in [31], a biological process is a "series of events accomplished by one or more ordered assemblies of molecular functions".
Feedback from the team during the definition of processes and procedures and when the project is underway must be encouraged.
As main goal the model defines the maximization of the expected net present value and the results provide details on sizing and location of plants, warehouses and retailers, definition of processes to install, establishment of forward and reverse flows and inventory levels to attain.
A BIM use is the definition of processes and used information to use BIM in a specific use case.
Lombardi Software has recognized this trend and recently launched a Web-based service called "Blueprint" that allows for collaborative brainstorming and definition of processes.
This conceptualization combines the idea of variety reduction standardization sometimes interpreted strictly in an all-or-nothing sense with the definition of processes.
