Sentence examples for processes a series from inspiring English sources

Given the complicated nature of the hydride formation/decomposition processes, a series of technical issues are involved in the design of metal hydride reactors, such as primary configuration, thermal management, hydrogen transfer and mechanistic strength.

The basis for this contradiction is that the phototropic transduction chain, unlike that of photomecism, faces a spatially non-uniform stimulus and processes a series of spatial patterns (light and absorption profiles, adaptation profile, etc).

To develop selective inhibitors for β-N-acetylhexosaminidases which are involved in a myriad of physiological processes, a series of novel thioglycosyl naphthalimide hybrid inhibitors were designed, synthesized and evaluated for inhibition activity against glycosyl hydrolase family 20 and 84 (GH20 and GH84) β-N-acetylhexosaminidases.

Note that RMA represents a multichip- method which processes a series of chips to adjust the probe-specific sensitivities.

In an attempt to better understand how metals interfere with normal DNA metabolic processes, a series of studies was carried out in which the toxicity and repair-inhibitory properties of various metals were evaluated in polyamine-depleted HeLa cells.

The reverie came from remembering someone the interviewer knew who had suffered abuse, offering a safe space for disclosure by the respondent [ 51, 52] and, as we provided the data for local planning processes, a series of local and regional efforts to decrease violence against women [ 50][ 106].

In this trading process, a series of information processing activities and construction of subjective values for dimensions are developed, making the variance in TTO-scores difficultoto explain.

But in 1999 European leaders initiated the Bologna process, a series of accords designed to promote uniform academic standards.

Zane Lowe was less an interrogator than a hostage negotiator trying to process a series of outlandish demands while maintaining at least a veneer of normality.

He had no idea this would set in process a series of events that would lead to a police investigation on donations.

In 1975, the Museum of Modern Art in New York presented a small exhibition of his recent work printed using the platinum process: a series of greatly magnified images of cigarette butts.