Sentence examples for processes were made from inspiring English sources

Especially notable contributions to the mathematical theory of Brownian motion and diffusion processes were made by Paul Lévy and William Feller during the years 1930 60.

Nevertheless, because the existence of the universe and all cosmic processes were made to depend upon sacrificial offerings, the king delegated such functions to the priests before the end of the 7th century bce, the priests having usurped that position previously held by the kings.

To these processes were made such refinements as the internal heating of retorts (the Magnetherm process, introduced in France in 1961), extraction from dehydrated magnesium chloride prills (introduced by the Norwegian company Norsk Hydro in 1974), and improvements in electrolytic cell technology from about 1970.

Some of these same promises about end-to-end business processes were made about ERP when it was new.

The autogenous teeth that underwent these processes were made to undergo a lyophilization process, disinfected using ethylene oxide gas, packed and delivered to the laboratory, and used in graft processes.

As is frequently the case in scientific investigations, the first attempts at quantifying the capability of industrial processes were made in the context of a highly simplified model the model of statistical control in one dimension with the univariate normal distribution lurking in the background.

An analysis of these path-valued processes is made using the two-parameter stochastic calculus.

In the field of sonochemistry, many processes are made possible by the generation of cavitation.

A presumptive diagnosis of granulomatous processes was made and the patient was given steroid therapy.

These processes are made possible when the presence of abundant and diverse microbiota [ 10].

This care-programme, which offers a comprehensible structure of the care processes, is made practically applicable and ready to implement.