Sentence examples for process terminology from inspiring English sources

In Appendices A D, the process terminology and the contents of ISO 13407 and ISO TR 18529 are described in more detail, and three examples are given (in Appendix D) of using this process improvement approach to improve the actual design methods in three organizations.

The process of terminology mapping refers to the identification of identical concepts or relationships between different terminologies.

Why does the installation process employ terminology and interfaces that are actively hidden from users in the OS itself?

Regarding the translation process, inconsistent terminology will cause defects in the product as well as enormous time and cost losses.

These contradictions emphasise the need to tailor the process (and terminology) to the preferences of individual patients and their families.

During this process the terminology of the original model was critiqued and more everyday wording was developed and applied.

As data publication venues proliferate, significant debate continues over formats, processes, and terminology.

Brian Beutler at The New Republic and Greg Sargent at The Washington Post have produced even more evidence, including interviews with Capitol Hill staffers who described how they merged the language of different committee bills -- and how that process produced the terminology at issue in King v. Burwell.

CHICAGO — Inside classrooms at the Chicago Police Academy, would-be officers learn how to make arrests, spot drugs, understand gang terminology, process crime scenes.

A probabilistic approach is proposed, which is able to face similar issues satisfactorily by considering the fluid temperature as a RF in time domain (a 'stochastic process,' following the terminology of time series analysis).

These issues included listening to the concerns raised by the parents or carers; explaining the assessment process and medical terminology; and recommendations for how to speak to a person undergoing diagnostic assessment for FASD, and their parents or carers.