Sentence examples for event selection process from inspiring English sources

The event selection process ("trigger") must reduce this rate to ~0.5 kHz for storage and subsequent detailed offline analysis.

The event selection process and mb − Mw differentials, corrected for source spectrum scaling over the full range of Mw (5.0 to 9.0) for the subduction zone near the 2011 Tohoku earthquake are illustrated in Fig. 2. The gCMT best double couple focal mechanisms are plotted at the gCMT centroid locations with colors indicating the centroid depth and symbol sizes scaled proportional to Mw.

Not one person was forced to go, or told that the event was a selection process.

She believes, because of the talk around gender division on boards, that much has been done recently to "demystify what has been seen as a dark art", with organisations running events explaining the selection process.

However, all genes detected as recently acquired are not necessarily beneficial to their new hosts, because either their presence resulted from co-transfer events and/or the selection process has not yet deleted the unnecessary DNA fragments.

In addition, overall our population was a low risk population for acute rejection and low risk for immediate cardiovascular events due to our selection process pre transplant.

In the selection process, the wrong event could then be selected.

"The I.O.C. has moved from using a quantitative list to select events to an overall value-added selection process," Christophe Dubi, sports director for the I.O.C. since 2008, said recently in a phone interview.

USA Triathlon long ago declared three events as part of the selection process for the men's and women's teams.

The road to Rio continues for Olympic hopefuls at the British Gymnastics Championships on Sunday (BBC2, 2.30pm), with the event in Liverpool part of the selection process for the squad that will be announced on 12 July.

The selection process for the event takes place year-round, with the editors sketching out an honoree list that is a mash-up of actors, athletes, politicians, fashion luminaries, humanitarians and megastars.