Sentence examples for process characterise from inspiring English sources
The objective was to study in situ a process of user involvement in medical device development in order to explore how user facing work was done across the product development process; characterise the approach, attitude and expectations of the developers; and identify barriers to the implementation of the research results.
One minister closely involved with the process characterises this part of the renegotiation as "extremely difficult".
A process characterised as a "second-chance scramble" was mired in further problems when those trying to get hold of unsold leftovers for the least popular sports ran into a jammed website on Friday morning.
Once more we highlight the streamlined process characterised in this paper represents a consistent process.
Neuroinflammation is a process characterised by drastic changes in microglial morphology and by marked upregulation of the 18-kDa translocator protein (TSPO) on the mitochondria.
Our scheme assumes homogenous sources, each one represented by a fractional Gaussian noise process characterised by the mean bit rate and the self-similarity parameters (H,α).
In wet environments, unsaturated polyester based composites perish generally by blistering/cracking due to an osmotic process, characterised by an induction time tind.
In the classic form, often seen in elderly men with underlying COPD or alcoholism, there is an upper lobe-predominant airspace process characterised by cavitary and ill-defined nodular lesions that mimic tuberculosis infection.
Organising pneumonia is a chronic inflammatory process characterised by plugs of granulation tissue in the lumen of distal small airways, often extending into the alveolar spaces, associated with an interstitial cellular response [29].
Cirrhosis is a process characterised by the progressive appearance of areas of hepatic parenchymal extinction, substituted by fibrosis, with the development of regenerative nodules and alterations in the normal liver architecture.
The emergence of a design process characterised as 'teledesign' is then considered, wherein retailers provide a CAD/CAM service to consumers, allowing the latter to use expert systems to modify template designs and get products fabricated to their own specifications.
