Sentence examples for process passage from inspiring English sources

Under the current process, passage of citizen-proposed amendments requires a simple majority of voters.

Lipps (1903) characterized empathy as a process by which "the perception of an emotional gesture in another [object] directly activates the same emotion in the perceiver [subject], without any intervening labelling, associative or cognitive perspective-taking processes" (passage quoted from ref. [17], pp. 2; bracketed italics added by us).

The reason for the relatively short time to intubate associated with use of the CMAC may be related to the similarity of its use with the known skill of direct laryngoscopy, the position of the camera on the blade allowing a view of the process tube passage into the trachea and the relatively direct route of ETT passage through the upper airway.

That two-step process makes passage of the bill a slightly lower priority for lobbyists like Tom Hausken, a senior adviser at the Optical Society in Washington, D.C., which pushed hard for the creation of the integrated photonics IMI.

"It's just part of the natural aging process, the passage of history," he says.

The above infection/harvest process (blind passage) was repeated for 3-4 times for viral packaging.

We propose that the participation of proteases in this process facilitates passage of amoebas through corneal cells either by proteases facilitating cell separation but not their destruction.

Accidental processes of passage collapse and passage plugging divide caves into smaller fragments.

As a result, despite the rigorous discipline of the quartet's rehearsal process, many passages sound riotously improvised.

Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is an important coenzyme participating in energy-producing processes and passage across cell membranes.

The Komo is the custodian of tradition and is concerned with all aspects of community life agriculture, judicial processes, and passage rites.