Sentence examples for more common process from inspiring English sources
In linear broaching, which is the more common process, the broach is run linearly against a surface of the workpiece to effect the cut.
Averaged over long spans of evolution, gene loss appears to be a more common process than gene gain as shown for different groups of bacteria and archaea [ 19, 21, 23– 25].
The new results that we present in this study indicate that the LDD between Africa and America is a more common process than previously thought, corroborating the previous rejection of a vicariant process to explain the widespread distribution of A. germinans [ 18].
And, as audits have become more common, the process for employees has become more onerous.
Hereditary behavioral traits of individuals that help them to increase the proportion of their offspring in future generations will thus be "selected for," i.e., become more common; this process results in evolution.
The more common production process nowadays is the telomerization.
Thus, it is possible that subcellular relocalization of duplicated genes is a more common ongoing process in plants than in animals and yeasts.
Techniques such as PAT are becoming more common in process control of manufacturing operations and in continual feedback and feedforward loops that adjust manufacturing operations thereby providing more consistent end product.
Techniques such as PAT are becoming more common in process control of manufacturing operations and in continual feedback and feed-forward loops that adjust manufacturing operations, thereby providing a more consistent end product.
A more recent common process in Latin and Osco-Umbrian is the use of the full system of five short vowels in initial syllables only; short vowels of noninitial syllables in Latin became less open e.g., facio 'I do, make,' but in-ficio, the compound of in + facio.
Notwithstanding, all the more common stochastic processes which can give rise to Lévy distributions imply second-order (or conditional) stochastics.
