Sentence examples for process to expand from inspiring English sources

At Philip Morris, Mr. de la Burde had developed a carbon dioxide process to expand tobacco, which the company acknowledged had saved about $300 million from 1979 and 1985.

[C4.] Sun Makes Web Trademark Claims Opening a new debate over the process to expand the pool of Internet names, Sun Microsystems has moved to prevent others from registering dozens of names for which the company says it has trademark claims.

But, for Pialat, sex is a vast and unyielding imperative, and Suzanne's pursuit of pleasure is also a pursuit of self-definition and an effort to impose her will on her own little world — and, in the process, to expand it, to begin to live a fuller and freer life.

For the first time, the top two teams will be promoted to WSL 1 as part of a two-year process to expand the competition from eight teams to 10 by 2017.

The bivalent ligands of βCCt (32 and 33) were also designed and prepared via a palladium-catalyzed homocoupling process to expand the structure activity relationships (SAR) to larger ligands.

The convex combination, trained via semi-supervised learning, models either the difference of vegetation pixels or the difference between a vegetation pixel and a non-vegetation pixel, and thus allows a greedy decision-making process to expand the spread vegetation, so-called vision-based spreading.

FORECAST Climate was designed to incorporate explicit representations of the impact of moisture availability and temperature on forest growth processes to expand the application of the model to address potential climate change.

Secondary purposes for evaluation important to UNICEF included: using participatory processes to expand ownership of the evaluation and using evaluation results as "impartial and credible evidence"  to advocate for children's and women's rights in global and national policies and programmes.

The Expanded Term Matching process aims to expand the abbreviation of any term to its full form.

— Leaders in the field of kidney transplantation recommended last week that a single nationwide registry should oversee the complex matching process needed to expand the use of transplant chains and other forms of paired donation.

Page 22 National A PUSH FOR A SINGLE REGISTRY TO OVERSEE TRANSPLANTS Leaders in the field of kidney transplantation recommended that a single nationwide registry should oversee the complex matching process needed to expand the use of transplant chains and other forms of paired donation.