Sentence examples for procedure which in from inspiring English sources

To enjoy & exhaust life was always contrary to the essence of revolutionary thought and procedure, which in principle, concentrated on the future.

Until meeting Luke, I thought that seize was a normal part of the chocolate-making procedure, which in retrospect might explain why so many people had previously declined so much of my food.

Instead of realizing the double limit as in [13], we split up the limiting procedure, which in particular allows us to insert further approximation steps.

Any test must not unfairly disqualify some group of putative rights-holders by, for instance, having a bias in the testing procedure which, in effect, discriminates against that group.

Rock Quality Designation, RQD, is based on core recovery procedure which, in turn, is based indirectly on the number of fractures and amount of softening or alteration in the rock mass as observed in the rock cores.

The efficiency of the proposed procedure, which in complex systems is equivalent to the number of calls to the deterministic solver, is high due to the optimized sampling process which is employed in conjunction with a Bayesian, statistical learning component.

The solution is the harmonization of border procedures, which in its ultimate form leads to the virtual elimination of national boundaries as internal barriers to trade and the formation of a free-flowing regional economic space.

In such a procedure that deals with categories, qualitative analyses are conducted first, whereas the second step consists of quantitative procedures which, in a third step, need to be interpreted qualitatively again (Mayring 2011, p. 5).

Adding more checks and balances added more bureaucracy and procedures, which, in turn, introduced their own problems.

The latest political kerfuffle to make national headlines comes out of Virginia, where women's rights advocates are mobilizing over legislation requiring that doctors act as agents of the state and subject women seeking abortions to ultrasound procedures, which in many cases would mean an invasive transvaginal probe, without their consent.

This was probably because cirrhotic patients with upper gastrointestinal bleeding tended to receive multiple sessions of diagnostic and therapeutic invasive procedures, which in turn resulted in infections with gram-positive cocci [ 25, 26].