Sentence examples for processes adopted for from inspiring English sources

The extensive application history and the processes adopted for manufacturing them are explained.

The successful operation of the JET remote handling facility has been directly attributable to the design processes adopted for the remote handling equipment and experimental components.

Literature review is done to explore application area of taxonomy development followed by comparison of taxonomy development method and manufacturing processes adopted for repairing mechanical components in phase 1.

To improve the sensitivity of fluorescence detection in DNA microarrays, the use of silicon nanostructures based on chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes adopted for the growth of rough polycrystalline silicon was investigated.

The process adopted for the Paris meeting in which countries were supposed to make their offers in good time was intended to avoid that.

UFT policy interventions sometimes grind to a halt or produce unintended results also due to the decision-making process adopted for their selection.

that do not depend on a particular process adopted for its definition; thus, it can be considered as a general formulation valid for whatever process, reversible or irreversible, connecting two different thermodynamic states.

This approach has been used for the first time during the development of the Italian Fire Safety Code DM03/08/15, where the process adopted for the development of the code requirements has been publicly released in parallel with the code itself.

The lattice spacing did not completely correspond to the standard cards; this discrepancy is believed to be due to the nitriding process adopted for preservation in N2 or NH3. Figure 4 TEM images of electrospun composite fiber calcined at 550°C then preserved heat at N 2 for 4 h; the right image is the high-resolution TEM image.

She concluded that the screening process adopted for organ retrieval was 'reasonable and appropriate in the circumstances and of itself could not have added any additional information that was likely to have altered the outcome' (Coroners Court of Victoria 2013a, b, c, 27).

In particular, we introduce the process adopted for the development of a unifying model (i.e. an OWL 2 DL ontology) for the description of all the Imperial Fashion data and we propose some mechanisms for converting the original data stored in existing databases according to the new ontology.