Sentence examples for processes that build from inspiring English sources

Levin's strange and rigorous book shows us the slow metabolic processes that build behind the apparent miracle.

But, to do so, citizens must be engaged in sustainable, meaningful processes that build stronger communities and give participants real, tangible power".

The model allows for the deconvolution and quantification of the characteristic resistance and frequency of the different physical processes that build up the impedance of the cell.

This course will focus on the geophysical processes that build mountains and ocean basins, drive plate tectonics, and otherwise lead to a dynamic planet.

Take Wagner's work in evolutionary genetics, which has been a major contribution to the field of evolutionary-developmental biology (how evolutionary changes are brought about through alterations in the developmental processes that build bodies), which is essential for understanding "evolvability" (the capacity of species to respond to evolutionary pressures).

Earth's surface is a jigsaw puzzle of continent-sized rocky plates that push, rub, and clash against one another – powerful processes that build mountains and reshape landscapes.

In others, they've been through multiple rounds of catastrophic collisions and reformation, providing testimony of the violent processes that built our current Solar System.

This course will focus on the geochemical processes that built Earth from solar material, led to its differentiation into continents and ocean, and have maintained its surface at a comfortable temperature.

Plant community distribution and development in Valle dell'Avio reflects the frequency and intensity of the processes that built composite alpine debris cones, creating environmental gradients and/or generating new habitats.

Whereas geophysical surveys provide a horizontal picture of how the sites expanded over space, microstratigraphic studies provide a vertical perspective of the social processes that built the tells over time.

"The results are, on one hand, encouraging and helpful as the state of Louisiana moves forward with designing and implementing large diversions of sediment from the river that mimic the natural processes that built this landscape in the first place," added Don Boesch, the president emeritus of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science.