Sentence examples for overriding processes from inspiring English sources

This approach argues that equifinality is playing a significant role in drumlin formation with a plurality of initial conditions and processes which, when combined with a uniformity of specific overriding processes and mechanical properties, results in a diversity of morphology and core type at the meso-scale and a continuum of landforms at the macro-scale.

These results illustrate that the striking alterations in adipose tissue morphology are specific to cancer cachexia in which catabolism overrides anabolic processes.

PROMED provided the momentum for change in the nature of medical training in Brazil and was seen as powerful enough to override other processes and as a basis for guidance regarding the methodology, pedagogical approach and scenarios of practical experience.

The light crude oil oxidation and air injection process are both simulated by this simulator, through which the pore blocking, gas breakthrough and gas override process are presented through the visualization of oil, gas saturation distributions.

Overriding of such processes can lead to the danger of assuming that all rights can be monetised and negotiated," it said.

However desirable it may be to preserve Ataturk's secular legacy, that cannot come at the expense of overriding the normal process of democracy even if that process produces bad, ineffective, corrupt or mildly Islamist governments.

Managers can override the process, but it didn't say how regularly they do.

He said there had been too many "sloppy" applications, and warned that the government's drive to increase the number of adoptions should not be allowed to override due process and break up families unnecessarily.

The Trump administration is headed to court over its attempt to override the process for naming a new head of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.

While we can choose to override this process and exert voluntary control over our breathing, we cannot suppress it indefinitely.

They're using industry to control the police, and in the process overriding the judiciary.