Sentence examples for process of locking from inspiring English sources

"We are disappointed, however, that the developed countries are in the process of locking in low ambitions under this second commitment period," Meera Mehrishi, India's chief negotiator, said Thursday.

This capacity for regeneration -- the ability of cells at a wound site to "dedifferentiate," or return to a state of early embryonic flexibility -- becomes progressively lost in animals that evolve greater adult complexity by von Baer's universal process of "locking in," with increasing specialization of parts.

One problem: the memoir proclaims at its start that "what follows is true," but elsewhere in the book Horsley describes his time as a journalist (he wrote a column for The Erotic Review) as a process of "locking yourself in a room and inventing characters and conversations which do not exist".

But unseating Nvidia, which has begun the process of locking in developers onto its platform (called Cuda), may be an even more difficult task.

As Engadget notes, the process of locking portions of a chip is fairly common but it usually happens because that area is defective on manufacture.

We recently studied the problem of control of current on inertia ratchets and demonstrated the feasibility of a control method associated with a process of locking to different mean velocity attractors.

"If they wanted to get along, they probably should have tried to during the legislative process instead of locking people out".

The CD4 white blood cells, which H.I.V. normally penetrates to start the process of disease, locked out the virus.

Nonetheless, Democratic leaders have succeeded thus far in diminishing Sanders' candidacy, from stacking their debate schedule and marginalizing him in media coverage, to simply using their superdelegate process to lock up hundreds of top Democrats' "votes" before any primaries were even held.

If the file or folder is locked then a window will appear with a list of processes locking the file or folder.

And the economic impact inherent in the process of policing and locking up those who perpetrate crimes in our communities is compounded by the economic impact of high recidivism rates of 84percentt for males, age 24 years and younger.