Sentence examples for processes of which from inspiring English sources

The latter is activated upon binding of erythropoietin to its receptors (42, 43) and engaged in control of a number of other processes of which iron processing in erythroblasts is one of the most important (20).

Iron-containing catalysts are used in various processes of which the most notable is that for producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen.

Although these properties contradict the commonsense idea of a function and indeed it is quite difficult to write down explicitly a single example of a continuous, nowhere-differentiable function they turn out to be typical of a large class of stochastic processes, called diffusion processes, of which Brownian motion is the most prominent member.

Althusser asserted that this "Hegelian" interpretation overemphasized the early Marx, who had not yet overcome the "ideological" delusions of Hegelian philosophy, and neglected the mature Marx of Capital (1867) and other works, in which he attempts to develop a new "science" of history focused not on human beings but on the impersonal historical processes of which human beings are the bearers.

The Intranet may have a total of n processes, of which i processes are intrusive or hostile.

These process views are subsets of larger in-house processes of which extensions remain opaque to the counterparty to protect privacy, business secrets, and so on.

It is a process of which Kirkman is very proud.

This is a process of which we should be proud and for which more politicians must stand up.

"It is the completion of the circle of the process, of which economics is the missing link".

"The compounding and suturing process of which is, in any event, much more akin to memory anyway.

We see what we do as a year-round process, of which the forum is a highlight".