Sentence examples similar to process lock in from inspiring English sources
But the money is only sent to schools if it's appropriated by the legislature and approved by the governor - a process locked in impasse these last six months.
But the Clearwire board was also doing something boards do too often in the sales process: lock into a transaction as the one and only possibility.
But, let's be realistic here, media companies are risk-averse and realize that if they can sell Hulu, give up some exclusive content in the process and concurrently lock in a decent annuity that is more than a positive outcome for what was once labeled Clown Corp. by an influential blog a few years ago.
Indeed, the strong returns achieved from stockmarkets in 2013 may be reinforcing this process; investors are happy to lock in their profits.The profit-taking trend seems well under way in Japan, even though the Bank of Japan is expected to maintain monetary easing (see article).
In 2011, Republicans saw an opportunity to take control of state legislatures, control the redistricting process and lock in an electoral advantage for the next decade.
As money flows out of BP's coffers to clean up the mess, the decision-making processes that lock in BP's success formula should be attacked.
Rather he is a digital-world insider who wants to make the case for "a new digital humanism" before software engineers' design decisions, which he says fundamentally shape users' behavior, become "frozen into place by a process known as lock-in".
Medium- and long-range models are likely to further slow the sampling process and create lock-ins due to very long-range repulsive interactions between parallel and anti-parallel sheets, so approaches which avoid local minima will need to be explored, e.g. parallel tempering (Earl and Deem, 2005).
It also stays in place longer than on taxidermy specimens, because the plastination process locks it into the epidermis.
