Sentence examples for of similar process from inspiring English sources

A configurable process model describes a family of similar process models in a given domain.

Previous evaluations of similar process indicators following PRONTO training in Mexico found comparable results [ 22, 34].

The occurrence of similar processes in human patients could contribute to the loss of graft kidneys that suffer ischemic injury during transplantation.

The versatility and the robustness of the numerical optimization algorithm offers opportunities for improving the design of similar processes with non-linear equality and inequality constraints.

Clearly the example of the analysis technique shown here, the ballising process, relates to just one of a number of similar processes, which could all usefully benefit from similar treatment.

With this approach, data for various years are assumed to be realizations of similar processes; this assumption allows directional semi-variograms within sectors with the same topography to be computed.

Later on the theme of similar processes has been investigated by some authors in the last two decades.

Rather, there is a range of cognitive structures through which historical knowledge is expressed, from detailed measurement of historical standards of living, to causal arguments about population change, to comparative historical accounts of similar processes in different historical settings.

We expect that the operational methods adopted in this study will serve as an example for the design of similar processes relevant to other experimental systems.

Given that the physiological effects of any kind of dehydration are in many aspects similar [15], [121], the methodology described here may well be suitable to the study of similar processes at other non-freezing temperatures, e.g. biomineralisation.

The existence of this attentional grouping mechanism would not negate the possible existence of similar processes for word and rule extraction, but it points towards the necessary engagement of this additional mechanism during rule-learning.