Sentence examples for process at close from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davis, now 49, witnessed this whitening process at close range as a member of the Seminole tribal council.

For anyone who has ever worked with asylum seekers or seen the process at close quarters, this is stating the obvious.

McVeigh added more explosives to the driver's side of the cargo bay, which he could ignite (killing himself in the process) at close range with his Glock 21 pistol in case the primary fuses failed.

In this diagram the branches with the higher activation energy (at higher temperatures) fall together, indicating a rate determining process at or close to the TPB in this temperature regime.

Thus, the thermal reversibility is ascribed to the thermally unstable thin lamellae; i.e. the thin lamellae are developed fast at wide temperature range in the cooling process and they melt fast in the heating process at the temperature close to the temperature they are developed.

Ideally, such a system performs without human interventions operating as a "closed" process; however, attempts at "closing the loop" with Biostator were suboptimal in normalizing postprandial glucose excursions despite modulation of prandial rates of insulin delivery.

The approach taken is to dynamically modify the interpolation process at each loop closing based upon an examination of the current actual and desired state of all axes.

Gas explosions at process facilities close to residential areas may lead to catastrophic consequences.

Napo, the union for the probation service, has already spelled out what this procurement process looks like, having seen it at close range: in London, in 2012, Serco won the probation contract for £37m.

"The Ides of March" was an opportunity to work with "a lot of actors that are really at the top of their game," Mr. Gosling said, as well as to observe at close range the process of an actor turned director like Mr. Clooney.

"The state has a completely closed process at all levels; state, city, and federal, so independent voters are regularly excluded from all rounds of the electoral process".