Sentence examples for process arranged from inspiring English sources

John Podesta, the White House chief of staff under President Clinton, who was running Obama's transition process, arranged a few meetings for the President-elect to familiarize himself with judicial-selection issues.

It has software that relies on algorithms to automate part of the design process, arranging photos in a way that is pleasing to the eye and suits a page packed with text.

In this work, the blended fabrication was scheduled with is the process arranging, controlling and optimizing.

Winton organised the transfer of the children from the Nazi-appointed Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to homes in Britain, in the process arranging the necessary bonds and permits for their departure, and finding the families in Britain who would receive the children.

Multinomial processing tree models have been widely used for characterizing categorical responses in terms of a finite set of discrete latent states, and a number of processes arranged serially in a processing tree.

The model consists of interacting processes arranged in a hierarchy of differing levels of precision of definition and scope.

We found that most cultured Merkel cells have processes arranged in a branch-like pattern, with numerous fine protrusions (1 8 µm in length) at the terminals of large processes (2 15 µm in length).

Furthermore, we performed a number of simulations to show the influence of miRNA regulation on p21 expression levels in different cellular processes arranged in a consecutive manner.

Still, it's worth remembering that the Presidential campaign process is arranged so as to show us each candidate at his best and his worst.

She is also now author of Love in a Headscarf, a book that hovers somewhere between chick-lit and memoir, as it follows Janmohamed's journey through the process of arranged marriage.

Ingraham waited in anxious anticipation for the document to arrive; he debated whether to send his father to Albany to hurry the process along, arranged for an officer's uniform, and considered the financial aspect of his new role.