Sentence examples similar to enacting the process from inspiring English sources

In spray painting the material, I am re-enacting the process used in space technology; engineers at Enbio will apply a contemporary version of the charcoal, made from carbon and burnt bone, to the outside of the European Space Agency's Solar Orbiter.

Perhaps, in "How Snow Falls," we are similarly being shown something familiar becoming "unrecognisably itself," and the verbal paradox enacts the process.

In "Spring Class", Thorpe uses a jump-cut effect to enact the process by which different perspectives on the same moment in time perform a kind of shuffle dance as each takes its turn in the spotlight.

The poem, as so much of her work, enacts the process of being made to look at the difficult, the hidden, bringing what we want to avoid fully into the gaze: "I looked / where his solid ruddy stomach had been / and I saw the skin fallen into loose / soft hairy rippled folds / lying in a pool of folds......

George Bowering's Burning Water (1980), which focuses on the 18th-century explorer George Vancouver, and Michael Ondaatje's Coming Through Slaughter (1976), the story of the jazz musician Buddy Bolden, mingle history with autobiography in self-reflexive narratives that enact the process of writing.

If A Dialogue Concerning Heresies is the most successful of the polemical works, this is because it is not written as a direct riposte to an opponent but as a dialogue which enacts the process of persuasion.

This study represents an important contribution to the safety and reliability literature as it provides a rich insight into the way newly recruited employees enact the process by which their identities are formed and hence act, particularly under conditions of duress or significant organizational disruption in complex organizational settings.

In this paper we present the process management system PROCEED that aids process managers and process participants in planning and enacting the work processes in plant design projects.

Our approach allows organizations to capture monitoring requirements, optimize such requirements, e.g. choosing the monitoring process with lowest cost or highest availability, and enacting the optimal monitoring process through a service-oriented approach.

Eventually the soldier is seen stripped to his underwear in a frenzy of abasement, as he seeks to purge his guilt and pain by ritually re-enacting the interrogation process, with the shrink in the role of interrogator and himself as the powerless victim.

The monks who enact the story process with their feet crunching along a strip of shingle; monochrome video images – rippling water, the ferry's painter, skirling birds – are projected on to the white floor and a white sail at the back.