Sentence examples for processes that treat from inspiring English sources

Objects could be the sensors and actuators of a robot or processes that treat common sensor data.

Pyrolysis and gasification are thermochemical processes that treat biomass feedstock with heat to produce intermediates that can be converted to liquid fuels with the aid of catalysts.

This is done by a special coupling of the different processes that treats all processes in a similar fashion as it handles the individual process.

This paper introduces a novel approach to truss structure shape design, drawing inspiration from biological processes, that treats each joint or member of a truss as a cell and the entire truss as a multicellular organism.

A more rigorous scientific process that treats different elements of input data as discrete pieces of evidence is needed to ensure that science rather than politics will always define chemical safety.

An analysis of the recovery process that treats the cell as a simple Newtonian liquid drop with a constant cortical (surface) tension gives a value of 3.3 x 10 -5) cm/s for the ratio of the cortical tension to cytoplasmic viscosity.

A parallel is thereby established with direct discrimination, in which there is something morally wrong with a practical-reasoning process that treats sex, race, or religion as grounds for treating persons as having a degraded or diminished moral status.

It is to their eternal credit that they still bother to show up and to participate in a process that treats them with such utter contempt.

Treating the college president as a minor potentate is dangerous, but the illusion is pervasive and often carefully cultivated starting with the search process that treats finding the president as something akin to the Holy Grail.

where and are position measurements for each dimension and and are assumed to be zero mean random processes that are treated as process noise.

The widespread failure to appreciate the life-life tradeoffs involved in capital punishment may depend on cognitive processes that fail to treat "statistical lives" with the seriousness that they deserve.