Sentence examples for process that reaches from inspiring English sources

It's a physical process that reaches a peak and then resolves, sort of like an orgasm, except awful.

You don't have to target Barack Obama or Condoleeza Rice — you can just engage in a process that reaches into someone else's psyche.

The analysis of time course for RT and ISC changes upon VCC exposure suggests that, for the concentrations used in our experiments, the channel formation is a gradual process that reaches its maximum within one hour.

Because further decrease in CI at the advanced phase was not significant even in DL with progressive loss of neurons, dendritic retraction may be a process that reaches a plateau (maximal level) at the early phase.

The formation of a static biofilm in a microtiter plate by A. pleuropneumoniae strain S4074 is a rapid process that reaches its peak by 5 h and is fully dispersed by 7 h.

If anything, how a city or suburb redefines itself as a bike mecca shouldn't be a cookie cutter approach, but should be a highly individualized process that reaches deep into the existing communities and neighborhoods for input and implementation.

Again, long apical processes that reached the pial surface were elaborated by Gsk3-deleted neurons, basal dendrites formed, and axons projecting towards the corpus callosum were evident.

While exposure to Sema3F-Fc did not decrease the number of processes that reached the IHC region, there was an obvious decrease in the number of branched protrusions per process.

Ignoring terms of order O in Equation 9, the jump process can be described in continuous time by a diffusion process that eventually reaches a stationary distribution ψ zm, zf) (Appendix, Diffusion equation for phenotypic evolution in dioecious populations).

With each book since "Whites" (that is, the National Book Award-winning "Mating," from 1991, and "Mortals," 2003) his narratives and characters have grown more inner-directed: a process that has reached its cloying culmination in "Subtle Bodies".

Resection of an ossification process that has reached maturity implies less intra-operative complications, such as haemorrhage or a minor risk of post-operative recurrence [7].