Sentence examples for organized by process from inspiring English sources

Traditional factories are usually organized by process technology centers.

The conference was organized by process rather than the planet, and this reflects the contributions, which mixed simulation and observation, with 5 specific emphases.

The enriched GO terms are organized by Biological Process, Cellular Component, and Molecular Function.

Such a stance, might, perhaps, be realized in or organized by some core process of our minds and brains or by some larger pattern of brain functioning that is involved in our performance of activities when we enjoy them — but also is capable of switching its and our direction from one activity to another and even of being active on its own when not so directed.

"Willem de Kooning: In Process," organized by the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art and curated by Klaus Kertess, is at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, in Washington, D.C., until May 28th.

The full strategy can be discovered only through a live process organized by the company but conducted by the stakeholders themselves.

Tissue pattern formation during development is a reproducible morphogenetic process organized by a series of kinetic cellular activities, leading to the building of functional and stable organs.

The Duke Clinical Informatics Program will participate in the joint matching process organized by the ACGME accredited Clinical Informatics Programs in mid-December.

After a bidding process organized by Start Licensing, the owner of the majority of patents that were filed after Dolly, BioArts International obtained the exclusive use of cloning technology for dogs, cats and endangered species.

The working group produced a consensus proposal that went through a pan-European review process, organized by the European Chapter of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology.

These datasets, mostly collected and hosted by governmental agencies or private organizations, are accessible (as data files) either directly from the data keepers or through a review process organized by a host agency (e.g university, research center, etc).