Sentence examples for relation to process from inspiring English sources

Spacing of plant buildings in relation to process areas is also a concern as analyzed using the approach given in API RP 752.

But, consistently with the requirements of due process, no change in ancient procedure can be made which disregards those fundamental principles, to be ascertained from time to time by judicial action, which have relation to process of law and protect the citizen in his private right, and guard him against the arbitrary action of government.

This work also marks a phase in Lichtenstein's career when many of his works were given present-participial titles such as Sleeping Girl, Crying Girl and Blonde Waiting, which accentuates the works' "relation to process and action".

MIBBI aims to provide guidelines for checklist development, both by increasing connectivity between MI checklist development projects, and by disseminating best practise both in relation to process (such as open mechanisms to receive and respond to public comment) and presentation (e.g. use of shared language, documentation style and structure, production of user-friendly summaries).

It first explains the mechanisms of vegetation action in relation to processes of erosion and sedimentation.

"While we acknowledge FOS's findings in relation to processes regarding this client, Macquarie categorically rejects any allegation of forgery," the spokeswoman said.

Carmody and colleagues have also produced a study on how many more calories we expend chewing and digesting uncooked food in relation to processed (by pounding) and cooked foods.

The study also found that the exam caused teachers to narrow their teaching of writing in relation to processes taught, assignment design, and evaluation criteria utilized.

This has important implications in relation to processes such as direct air capture of CO2 in which a concentrated product is separated from a very dilute feed.

We explored how grazing and algal colonization and growth in different zones and multiple sites in intertidal communities varied in relation to processes varying on local to mesoscales, including oceanographic variation.

In this article, we examine the emergence of the funerary mound and enclosure complexes of the southern Brazilian highlands during the last 1000 years in relation to processes of population expansion, contact, conflict and the establishment of frontiers.