Harking back to (Claim 2) and (Claim 3) above, extant process-geared treatments of familiar topics surely provide considerable support for the claim that process philosophy is viable (Claim 2).
And each such reveal is typically only a snapshot of extant processes — i.e. which the whistleblower had access to up to the time the leak was made public.
Beauvoir herself has often been (mis)read in a way analogous to her (mis)reading of psychoanalysis, as proferring a determinate succession of experiences for women, rather than describing socially extant processes.
Nevertheless, it indicates that gene acquisition is an extant evolutionary process also in a eukaryotic parasite, which likely contributes to diversification of Giardia isolates over evolutionary timescales.
However, the genetic markers used in these studies typically evolve slowly, and the timescale of differentiation between lineages may be unsuitable for the purposes of preserving extant evolutionary processes.
However, the extant industrial processes used for fuel conversion suffers from a lack of efficiency that has been related in part to the extreme recalcitrance of plant-produced lignocellulose [ 2, 3].
The strong influence of the context means that technical elements of the EHR (i.e. the software, interface, database, and network) will require configuration or even substantial re-design to meet local needs and interests and to match extant business processes.
The simplicity of their model, its clarity, and its surface generality proved attractive to many students of communication in a number of disciplines, although it is neither the only model of the communication process extant nor is it universally accepted.
The extant "policy and process safeguards" used by the agencies to control and regulate access to the datasets entail legal training, audit processes and disciplinary proceedings.
