Sentence examples for sacrificing process from inspiring English sources

An evolving biopharmaceutical industry requires advancements in biomanufacturing that offer increased productivity and improved economics without sacrificing process robustness.

Here we propose that a useful guiding principle for model design is provided by earth system models of intermediate complexity; a willingness to sacrifice process detail in order to increase the number of interacting components in the system and simulate the web of feedback loops.

With our techniques we address optimization issues such as the generation of process networks with simplified topology and communication without sacrificing the process networks' performance.

One can condemn rapists and harassers and vindicate the rights of survivors without sacrificing due process.

"There's always pressure on the judges with detained cases to move as quickly as possible, without sacrificing due process," Marks said.

Deputy Prime Minister Yalcin Akdogan, who has overseen the government side of peace efforts, accused the HDP of sacrificing the process in the name of its own political ambition, saying it had been more interested in winning enough votes to enter parliament than in working to resolve the conflict.

Suddenly, thrift, sacrifice, saving the process by which real wealth gets incrementally generated over time have disappeared from the pantheon.

An improvement exceeding 0.8-dB0.8-dBis observed at BER lower than 10−7 at the price of a relatively small added complexity without sacrificing the iterative process convergence.

The lineage further adapted to the precision killing of large animals by developing elongated canine teeth and wider gapes, in the process sacrificing high bite force.

It's either pay up or face the threat of contempt or make a deal with opposing counsel to settle — sacrificing your due process because of an inability to pay the demands of the court.

In the end, we asked each site to identify a select group of clinicians likely to complete surveys while still representative of the locations and provider types involved in the medication reconciliation process, sacrificing some generalizability for better rates (and thus internal validity).