Sentence examples for process supplied from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the next step in the research process supplied the missing piece of the puzzle.

They are instead an "input" to the rate-setting process, supplied by the bank's staff.

The results indicated that the proposed integrated process supplied higher pollutant removal compared to the alone electrocoagulation and sonication process.

Many established Syrians have formed volunteer organizations to assist in the resettlement process; supplied the refugees with furniture, clothing and food; and procured apartments, often at a discounted rent.

A study conducted by Silver and Wilkerson (1991) suggested that tutors with subject-matter expertise were more inclined to play a directive role in the tutoring process, supplied more direct answers to questions posed by students, and suggested more points for discussion.

Together, these data indicate the importance of BRAF V600E mutations [ 180, 181] as well as suggest that IL-1 could serve as a therapeutic target for LCH treatment, especially for prolonged inflammatory process supplied from circulating mutated monocytes in LCH-RO [ 182].

The formation of deposits is controlled by the above mechanism as long as the discharge process supplies ample amounts of adatoms as building material over the entire surface.

The conversion of this stored, or potential, energy into kinetic, or active, energy during the deflation process supplies part of the force needed for the expulsion of gases.

Instead of having that ride approved by the state for use in New Jersey, they make each and every operator go through the whole long ride approval process, supply all the manuals they already have and submit all the engineering specs".

That pullout also had the effect of freezing the peace process, supplying "the amount of formaldehyde that is necessary," as a Sharon adviser put it, "so there will not be a political process with the Palestinians".

This paper presents RF power amplifier adaptive body bias compensation technique for output power and power-added efficiency resilient to process, supply voltage, and temperature (PVT) variations.