Sentence examples for procession operations from inspiring English sources

Waste marble powder is an inert material obtained from the sawing and procession operations of marble stone.

Aiming at retrieving the hidden data in encrypted domain, Zhang et al. proposed a new reversible data hiding algorithm with public key cryptosystem [26] by using a pre-procession operation to shrink histogram of original image to vacate room for data hiding.

If a particular operation is required for procession of a particular part by a particular process plan, put '1', otherwise '0' in corresponding cell of POI matrix.

It is used to optimize, simulate and evaluate the system scheme during the conception design stage, to demonstrate and verify the performance and specification of the components and subsystems during the development stage, and to deal with the fault diagnosis and procession during the test and operation stage.

India has responded to the unrest in time-worn fashion: with extra troops, live bullets, the detention of separatist leaders who might lead big processions and, now, search-and-cordon operations to lock up suspected stone-pelters.

Collection and procession of biosamples are conducted following standard operation procedures developed for this study based on established methods and recommendations [ 33].

The procession, which the newspaper Les Echos dubbed "L'opération escargot" (Operation Snail), caused "extremely difficult" traffic jams that stretched for two hundred and forty kilometers, according to the National Traffic Information Center.

The procession yesterday was billed as the largest naval operation in history, and its organizers said it would contain more floating vessels than D-Day or the Spanish Armada.

The Lodge committee, meanwhile, maintained its equanimity, with a steady procession of generals and officials recounting the success and benevolence of American operations.

Albert's view of the procession of the universe from the "substantial light" of the divine intellect through the operation of a hierarchy of lesser intelligences is clearly perceptible in Dante's treatment of the cosmic intelligenze or sostanze separate in the Convivio [Conv. 2.4 5; Nardi (1992), 47 62].

From the single noun procession are backformed two verbs with different stresses and meanings: procéss, "to walk in procession," and prócess, "to subject food (and other material) to a special operation".