Sentence examples for processes are traditionally from inspiring English sources

All these processes are traditionally conducted offline, i.e. face-to-face in a physical environment.

The wastewaters generated from wood pulping and paper production processes are traditionally treated by biological and physicochemical processes.

These processes are traditionally simulated using either Monte-Carlo methods or integro-differential equations for particle number density functions.

Semi-batch polymerization processes are traditionally operated according to rigidly prescribed recipes prohibiting process optimisation and product property adjustment in real time.

Higher cognitive processes are traditionally thought to require both focused attention and awareness (Jack & Shallice, 2001; Norman & Shallice, 1986).

A possible explanation for this lack of evidence could be because these processes were traditionally assumed to be so essential to care that clinical trials assessing their importance have not been performed [ 22].

However, species participating of the entire process are traditionally characterized as "early" and "late" colonizers, where early colonizers would be responsible of the two first stages [ 9].

The productivity of a process is traditionally defined as the ratio of output units to the units of labour input.

Mathematical model of the process is traditionally associated with differential and difference equations typically derived from related physical laws.

This process was traditionally done outdoors in large vessels or vats and, hence, was named vat dyeing, and the term is still used for this procedure.

The process is traditionally (and rightly) associated with Alexander the Great himself, but the emphasis is unjust to some innovatory activity in the later 5th and 4th centuries both by individuals (not least Philip) and by cities.