Sentence examples for elsewhere in the process from inspiring English sources

Integrative Capacity makes it possible for a new or modified piece of equipment to be fitted into an existing production process with a minimum of inessential and expensive adjustment elsewhere in the process.

This model of debate approximates leadership and policy skills that don't exist elsewhere in the process of governing it's the equivalent of choosing between cellphone plans based on the font in which they're advertised.

Users and suppliers of expert systems suggest, however that any additional telephone time during triage when using an expert system, might be compensated elsewhere in the process by more efficient triage-decisions, i.e. a larger proportion of calls handled by the assistants.

Doing so becomes more difficult when the status quo elsewhere is in the process of being disrupted.

David Stimpson, an executive vice president who runs the bank's mortgage division, said one obstacle to more refinancings is the time involved, given the backlog at appraisal companies, title firms and elsewhere in the loan process.

They have sought fruitlessly for a decade to gain access to diocesan documents that church officials have routinely handed over in similar suits elsewhere in the legal process called discovery.

But while E.P.A.-mandated measures appear to have reduced emissions during well completions, the study also concluded that leaks elsewhere in the fracking process were higher than the E.P.A. had previously estimated.

According to the records of the London BBC branch 11 of 32 those signatories do not appear to be members of the NUJ, though they may be registered as members elsewhere or be in the process of joining.

The idea here is that 1366′s manufacturing tweaks, combined with innovation taking place elsewhere in the silicon production process, will help push the sales price of solar power from $3.50 per watt peak (the production of one watt on a sunny day) today down to $1 per watt, what coal power goes for now.

There is no doubt that in order to afford new expensive treatments, one must find cost savings elsewhere in the disease management process.

Having available and accessible internet and computer service at Jimma University made it possible to communicate with experts elsewhere in the world during the process of curriculum development.