Sentence examples for remainder of the process from inspiring English sources
Although not yet final, the remainder of the process seems to be a mere formality unless something drastic happens.
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The second part, done at home, presumably with iTunes, will contact AT&T for the remainder of the process.
After all, the remainder of the process is about making the changes that other people suggest (or tell you to do).
In these cultures DO started at 100% and was allowed to fall to the set-point value, where after it was maintained for the remainder of the process.
The earlier the target community is initially located in the KPDAC model, the more time and resources the facilitator will need to guide community members through the remainder of the process to acculturate RET into community life.
In a statement, Oxford United Football Club said: "The club has and will continue to support Adam throughout the remainder of this process and we would like to thank all supporters for their messages of support to both Adam and the club.
Ecowas said its chairman, Goodluck Jonathan, "advised the CDC leadership against boycotting the remainder of the electoral process", and stressed that "it was too late in the day" for the CDC to be demanding extensive electoral law amendments.
These realizations are thus used to obtain a more accurate evaluation of the initial plume distribution, and modify accordingly the design of the pump-and-treat system for the remainder of the remedial process.
The persistent ossiculum terminale results from failure of fusion of the secondary ossification centre ("terminal ossicle") to the remainder of the odontoid process which has usually occurred by 12 years of age.
As discussed above, values of N w/N BH exhibit significant statistical scatter at low values of time, but from t ≈ 25,000 s and throughout the remainder of the adsorption process, the value of N w/N BH converges on a constant value in the range N w/N BH ≈ 5 6 (Fig. 4).
