Sentence examples for material a process from inspiring English sources

A critical question has been the time it would take Tehran to convert existing stocks of low-enriched uranium into weapons-grade material, a process commonly known as "breakout".

The big picture idea was to help solve the difficulties schools and teachers have in sourcing course material — a process which can be more than a little complicated — and archaic.

Whereas 3D printers lay down melted plastic in a process called additive manufacturing, CNC machines use a drill bit to carve away at a material, a process called subtractive manufacturing.

Four similarly ravenous black holes are known in the Milky Way, but dust in the galaxy's disk obscures observations; so studying the newfound beast in Andromeda may offer fresh insight into how black holes accrete material, a process that feeds the supermassive black holes powering quasars billions of light-years away.

Fewer studies, however, have examined the central mechanisms that give rise to music performance [11], [12] while, to our knowledge, only one other study [13] has examined the neural substrates that give rise to the spontaneous production of novel musical material, a process that extends well beyond the technical or physical requirements of musical production per se.

Cells divide by duplicating their genetic material, a process termed the cell cycle.

Coca-Cola is among several companies working with I.B.M. to digitize and manage materials, a process known as digital asset management.

The methods are based on the fact that criminals will unwittingly pick up and deposit various different materials – a process called "content transference".

Much of the revenue comes from extracting value from waste, using specialised processes to recover precious metals and re-useable materials, a process increasingly referred to as urban mining.

In order to take full advantage of these materials, a process must be designed, which fully integrates the metallization steps with the polymer.

They provide evidence that major jumps in a range of technologies happen as makers "tinker" with available designs and materials, a process similar to the actions of natural selection on organisms.