Sentence examples for determined by a process from inspiring English sources

Instead, we suggest that primary estimates of speech content are determined by a process that takes direct input from visual and auditory processing.

In 1790 he published his theory of the principles of botany, Versuch, die Metamorphose der Pflanzen zu erklären ("Essay in Elucidation of the Metamorphosis of Plants"; Eng. trans. in Goethe's Botany), an attempt to show that all plant forms are determined by a process of alternating expansion and contraction of a basic unit, the leaf.

Finally, the design parameters of the columns and the operating conditions are determined by a process simulator.

It requires individuals to understand that the treatment they will receive, if they enroll in the study, will be determined by a process which does not take into account which of the treatments is better for them (Kupst 2003).

Possible sites for biomass crop cultivation are determined by a process of excluding legally-protected areas and overlapping suitable sites with logistical feed-in facilities, thus, helping to identify optimal locations for bioenergy production ([13], and compare for[14]).

Biosemantic theories account for the representational capacities of neural states and processes by appealing in particular to their evolutionary function, as that function is determined by a process of natural selection.

On the other hand, in contrast to the Hamilton (1989) model, the transitions between regimes are not determined by a Markov process, and hence the process of decomposition is well adapted to the structural changes that output may be subject to.

This principle – that trans people are entitled to self-determination, rather than having their identities determined by a psychiatric process which comforts the fears of the non-trans majority – is now written into law in many countries across the world.

In this scheme, prior to the localization operation, algorithm parameters are determined by a training process.

Material properties of the component, if not available, are then determined by a calibration process, and specific displacement boundary conditions are applied to reproduce the assembly process.

Our data suggest that primary estimates of speech content are determined by a physiological process that takes input from both visual and auditory processing, resulting in greater sensitivity than would be possible if initially independent audio and visual estimates were formed and then subsequently combined.