Sentence examples for process fed from inspiring English sources

The process fed on its own success, very much like a boom-bust sequence in financial markets.

Three undefined mixed cultures (activated sludge) from different municipal wastewater treatment plants were used as seeds in a novel lactic acid fermentation process fed with potato peel waste (PPW).

In this study, we apply a Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) method based on mcrA target to evaluate, by specific probes, some subgroups of methanogens during the mesophilic anaerobic digestion process fed wastewater sludge and organic fraction of the municipal solid waste with two different pre-treatments.

The PDAD process fed with cow feces and wheat straw (TS of 27%%) at OLR 9.0 and 10.0 g TCOD kg−1 inoculum day−1 (6.53 ± 0.06 and 7.27 ± 0.12 g VS kg−1 inoculum day−1) resulted in average specific methane yields (SMYs) of 134.0 ± 7.7, 136.4 ± 4.9 NL CH4 kg−1 VS fed, respectively, with an average volatile solids removal of 35%% at the ends of treatment cycles (21 days).

One key reason for the new focus on civil society is the gradual transition from seeing development primarily as physical welfare (e.g. levels of income, health education, and lifespan) to an ever-increasing appreciation of development as a process fed by local ownership and committed participation.

Hoksbergen (11) describes the evolution of the discourse on partnership: One key reason for the new focus on civil society is the gradual transition from seeing development primarily as physical welfare (e.g. levels of income, health education, and lifespan) to an ever-increasing appreciation of development as a process fed by local ownership and committed participation.

And the process feeds on itself.

Dysfunctional-family dynamics were played out -the process feeds contention.

Perhaps that process feeds into the onstage camaraderie.

Assemblyman Rory Lancman, a Queens Democrat, said, "The way he handled this process feeds into the perception of him lacking discipline".

seemed to want to restructure whole societies from the ground up, in the process feeding rather than countering the ongoing crisis of confidence.