Sentence examples for residence process from inspiring English sources

Currently, China is the only country that has neared this mark, thus a "hold" on completing the permanent residence process has been imposed on Chinese nationals, despite strong demand among the Chinese to invest in the job creating program.

On the 1st and 2nd shells, the residence process is more complex, due to the great inhomogeneity of the proteins surface (as can be seen in Figure 1, panels B and C).

A Ca2+ ion in these shells is affected by the individual charges of the polarized moieties and thus the residence process becomes a complex process, which cannot be readily described by just two independent events.

I can't quite articulate it yet but I imagine it will still be impacting me a year from now" Residence: "In process of moving".

A criterion for the homogeneous deposition of SiOx coatings is described depending on the residence time of process gases.

The attainable region approach that has previously been used in the design of chemical reactor networks and separation systems is applied to the above-mentioned alternatives for crystallization processes in order to identify attainable regions in a diagram of mean product particle size vs. total process residence time.

The board apparently agreed with the assessment of state Attorney General Greg Zoeller, who wrote recently that elected officials who move out of state to do their jobs do not give up their Hoosier residence in the process.

[6] The residence permit application process must be completed during the first two months of residence.

Mail a completed application, a photocopy of disability documentation, proof of U.S. citizenship or permanent residence and the process fee (the pass is free) in the form of a money order to USGS, Box 25286, Denver, Colorado, 80225.

Therefore, we have to keep original style of Chinese residences in the process of green building design and green building retrofitting.

The overall goal is to provide microwave-specific conditions that cannot be achieved via conventional processing, including higher process temperatures, shorter residence times, and no preheating (hence a significantly larger temperature difference between the susceptor surface and the reagent gas).