Sentence examples for mechanisms or processes from inspiring English sources

Leading companies suggest that the answer to this difficult and age-old challenge is not to try to purge all biases but rather to lead as an organization in implementing mechanisms or processes to neutralize biases in selecting for key talent management positions.

What is actually changed is the ability of people to interact with one another directly among themselves, or indirect interaction through some mechanisms or processes has doubled or tripled in a short time.

The theory of evolution makes statements about three different, though related, issues: (1) the fact of evolution that is, that organisms are related by common descent; (2) evolutionary history the details of when lineages split from one another and of the changes that occurred in each lineage; and (3) the mechanisms or processes by which evolutionary change occurs.

The classic Y-shaped feature has often been discerned at 2.02 µm in the global views, suggesting some correspondence between the mechanisms or processes creating or contributing to the contrasts seen at the ultraviolet and at 2.02 µm (image b).

Joshua Knobe, among others, attempts to use experimental investigations of the determinants of moral judgments to identify the contours of philosophically interesting concepts and the mechanisms or processes that underlie moral judgment.

If chaos is a behavior exhibited by nonlinear systems (mathematical and physical), then it seems reasonable to think that there might be some mechanisms or processes standing behind this behavior.

HARRIS: And as — aside from any notice or memorandum that was not sent or was, what mechanism or processes were in place to ensure that the attorney general would not have any connection with the investigation, to your knowledge?

There is no guarantee that the same mechanism or process is involved in introspecting all the different potential targets.

Bealer thinks that the following is false: necessarily, if your belief is the result of a reliable belief producing mechanism (or process), you are justified in holding it.

However, he thinks the following is true: if your belief is the result of a necessarily reliable mechanism (or process), you are justified in holding it.

According to such theories, whether one is justified depends only on whether one's perceptual belief was produced by a reliable mechanism or process.