Sentence examples for process referring from inspiring English sources
A presidential spokesman later urged the protesters to respect the democratic process, referring to Mr Morsi's victory in last year's elections which were widely seen as free and fair.
Isothermal process, referring to Equation 36: Δ S ISOTHERMAL TOTAL = R - ln V V 0 - R - ln V V 0 = C V ln T T 0 = 0 Open image in new window (37).
Although protocol analysis is a widely used method for understanding the nature of the design thought process, its application on multi-disciplinary design projects is not easy due to its limited capability for interrelating every action recorded in the entire process referring to various types of information.
The third grouping consisted of priorities and access & equity issues, and finally process (referring to the feasibility, speed of implementation and integrated working) was considered the least important of the criteria.
NO regulates physiological processes by modulating the activity of proteins principally by nitrosylation, a process referring to the binding of NO to a transition metal centre or cysteine residues [ 1].
Deming was cautious over the use of the 'PDCA' terminology and warned it referred to an explicitly different process, referring to a quality control circle for dealing with faults within a system, rather than the PDSA process, which was intended for iterative learning and improvement of a product or a process.
But that process, referred to by economists as internal deflation, is political poison.
Flawed process referred to the combination of wide discretion and poor guidance facing jurors in capital trials.
In a process referred to as "the scramble," unmatched applicants frantically fax, call and e-mail unfilled programs trying to secure positions.
In their paper, Jones and Yarhouse wrote that the "change process" referred broadly to general involvement in an Exodus-affiliated ministry group, "which typically incorporates worship, prayer, education, and discussion".
The process, referred to as a "re-do", can be viewed in the person's head, or on any nearby screen for all to see.
