Sentence examples for process situation from inspiring English sources

The last three factors are entirely dependent on the actual process situation in which the dust cloud is generated and sustained.

When a great number of alarms are activated in a small interval of time – that is, an alarm flood – alarm summary ceases to be as useful to understand the process situation.

In diffuse task contexts the tool failed to support the shift supervisor's control of the overall process situation, his awareness of the crew's work load and his ability to update the crew's awareness of the process.

The principal objective of this work is the identification and the location of sensors on a complex chemical plant needed for online process situation monitoring, fault detection and diagnosis of malfunctions.

The analysis shows that during the batch dosing of the two reactants, initiator and monomer, needs to be mutually balanced and adjusted to the current process situation, otherwise, the temperature in the reactor may become oscillatory and unstable towards the end of the batch because of the limited heat removal capacity of the condenser.

Available means for preventing process situations that can lead to BLEVEs are then discussed.

Any classification method providing an interpretable description of the classes describing the process situations can be applied.

This model system provides typical process situations requiring ervo and regulatory control in the presence of load disturbance, noise, process model mismatch and deterministic chaos.

Similarly, mindfulness — the shifting of your consciousness to process situations more slowly and thoughtfully and to respond with greater pre-meditation — can also help keep you face disrespect well.

The monitoring strategy includes two principal stages: an offline stage for designing the fuzzy classifier and the predictor, and an online stage for identifying current process situations and for estimating predicted functional states.

Among contemporary philosophers working in empirical ethics there is a similar divide, with some arguing that we process situations using an innate moral grammar (Mikhail 2011) and some emphasizing the role of emotions in that processing (Haidt 2001, Greene 2007).