Sentence examples for process reproduces from inspiring English sources

This Monte Carlo process reproduces the random variability of fertiliser spread pattern depositions.

The analysis shows that the disaggregation process reproduces adequately the most important statistical characteristics of rainfall at wide range of time scales, while the introduction of the model with dependent intensity-duration results in a better performance in terms of skewness, rainfall extremes and dry proportions.

This effective selection process reproduces the site-specific amino acid distributions obtained through simulations of the SCN model with equiprobable mutation.

Genetic algorithms are optimization methods that make use of a search process reproduced from the mechanism of biological selection and biological genetics [12].

Figure 3 reveals that the chorus generation process reproduced in the simulation is consistently explained by the nonlinear wave growth theory.

Along with his well known 2-dimensional diagram Lexis (1875) also described a 3-dimensional extension applied to the marriage and separation processes, reproduced in Keiding (2006).

The mixtures were processed reproducing industrial conditions: wet mixing followed by spray-drying, forming by pressing and fast firing with maximum temperatures ranged from 1210 to 1260 °C.

The production of enzymes using fungi under SSF is many a times higher than submerged fermentation (SmF), since SSF processes reproduce the natural living conditions of such fungi [16].

Critical reflexivity in part guided this dialogue; this approach has been used by health practitioners and researchers to interrogate knowledge production processes, and how these processes reproduce or challenge power structures [ 11, 12].

Schmandt and Galán observe that, remarkably, the variance of the observable state (the membrane conductance) is almost identical in the reduced and the unreduced system.1 While the approximate process does not faithfully reproduce all aspects of the full process, it reproduces those features relevant to the neurophysiologist as well as to the larger biological system in which it is embedded.

It's that system, and Jenny's relationship to the system, upon which the movie pivots — looking at an image and determining whom to let in, or not even bothering to look, a process that reproduces, in local, daily, and ubiquitous form, the one that states maintain in deciding which migrants to admit.