Sentence examples for processes suspended from inspiring English sources
Shortly after the beginning of water uptake, or imbibition, the rate of respiration increases, and various metabolic processes, suspended or much reduced during dormancy, resume.
Another kernel thread gradually moves processes suspended too long to the swap area.
The government has once again begun to consider visas for Afghan immigrants, a process suspended some weeks ago after the Taliban government in Afghanistan fell under American attacks.
Kerry's reported comments, and his retraction, come at a sensitive time for the peace process, suspended by Israel last week after the agreement between the Palestine Liberation Organisation and Hamas to reconcile and try to form a unity government.
After the completion of a successful synthesis process, suspended centrifuged particles have been sampled for TEM analysis.
The Kimberley Process suspended the diamond exports in November in response to allegations of atrocities committed by security forces at Marange.
In an interesting variation on this process, suspended carbon nanowires between walls and posts were fabricated using a combination of UV lithography and electrospinning [18].
Also, as a result of increasing of produced exopolysaccharide (EPSs) in attached growth process, suspended solids in IFAS reactor were precipitated, so MLSS decreased (Schnurr and Allen 2015).
However, such reinitialization scheme is implemented outside the optimization loop with the optimization process suspended, which may shift the optimization result and bring convergence issues.
The Kimberley Process suspended diamond exports from Zimbabwe last November in response to allegations of atrocities committed by security forces since 2008 against those who flocked to the Marange field when it was discovered.
However a study in 2007 found no evidence of this and concluded that they extract bacteria and other micro-organisms from water very efficiently (about 79%) and process suspended sediment grains to extract such prey.
