Sentence examples for process undergo from inspiring English sources

Because of the relatively developed fractures and not very high pore pressure (usually 3.5 3.6 MPa) in the gas hydrate reservoirs in this area, it is easy for the cementing slurry to penetrate into the gas hydrate reservoirs under the pressure difference during cementing process, undergo hydration and release heat, thus causing hydrate dissociation and cementing quality reduction or even failure.

In an article in Science, former U.S. Department of the Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary for Environment and Energy and Nicholas Institute faculty fellow William Pizer and his coauthors recommend that the United States adopt a standardized process to regularly evaluate the cost and that the process undergo a public comment period and a review by the National Academy of Sciences.

However, due to the unstable instinct of carbonate, it's hard to obtain carbonate when any of the synthesis process undergoes high temperature treatment.

The metallization process undergoes two steps: sputtering of titanium as adhesion promotion layer and evaporation of gold to lower the impedance and prevent oxidation of the electrode.

We focus on the evolution of GasNet neural network controllers for a robotic visual discrimination problem, showing that the evolutionary process undergoes long neutral fitness epochs.

The results indicate that the dehydration process undergoes a two-step cis-elimination mechanism, which is different from the previously proposed one.

Appearance of ZnS phase during synthesis process undergoes with heat release, that in its case leads to the decomposition of CuCl on the components and NaCl melting.

The design process undergoes several steps.

The GO categories (biological process) undergoing the most significant changes in a stress- and organ-manner were then detected.

Particularly in carp, this process undergoes dramatic changes in the context of adaptation to summer and winter [ 3].

T-cell maturation in thymus is a stepwise process, undergoing positive and negative selection to produce CD4+ and CD8+ T cells [ 1].