Sentence examples for inserted a process from inspiring English sources

b) the following paragraphs shall be inserted: " – a process for taking preventive, corrective and mitigating action against any vulnerabilities discovered in the process described under the fourth indent and a process for taking preventive, corrective and mitigating action against security incidents that can lead to a security breach.

When you insert a robust process into the equation, all of this changes.

Use the same method of leg-insertion as that of the process of inserting a child's legs inside a potty training pant or a pair of underwear.Don't lift the diaper, as this part will be done in a later step (very soon).

"We are inserting a window into the publishing process that never existed before," Mr. Voynow said.

"Our thinking," Dale said, "is that we can insert a gene that inhibits this process, that tells the plant not to kill its own cells".

Lipid peroxidation can be broadly defined as the process of inserting a hydroperoxy group into a lipid.

Cambia is trying to mimic the natural process by inserting a packet of DNA from yeast, bacteria and corn DNA that can only be activated when a rice gene is nearby and active.

Inserting a new material into this process is difficult: it has to be able to chemically bond to the layers above and below it, and depositing it must be possible at the temperatures and in the chemical environments suitable to the other materials.

Yes, it sounds a little cumbersome, especially compared to the zippy process of inserting a card, scrawling your name across a touchscreen, and being done with it all.

To test this (testing is the only way to prove causality, analysis only proves correlation), we can insert a message within the checkout process to encourage use of Amex card and track the resultant conversion.

And then you find you can't go back from that, even if you discover that this is horribly flawed; once you completely rebuild a sphere of activity around computers, it often becomes impossible to back up and to re-insert a human being in that process.