Sentence examples for several interacting processes from inspiring English sources
Hydrogen attack involves several interacting processes such as diffusion of carbon and of the metal atoms; dissolution of carbides; reaction of C with H to methane; dislocation creep and grain boundary diffusion.
Instead, the evidence is that several interacting processes underlie transfer of training and that their relative influence depends both on the nature of the tasks between which transfer takes place as well as on the characteristics of the learning organism.
In this paper, we proposed a comprehensive SA methodology adapted to complex mechanistic models characterized by several interacting processes with modules describing each of them.
Human-induced global environmental change consists of several interacting processes, such as habitat conversion and climatic change, driving the current biodiversity alterations and crisis (Brook et al. 2008; Barnosky et al. 2011).
Applied to each of several interrelated sub-systems, SIPOKS can, for example, usefully analyse an extended process into shorter phases and link the analysis of interacting processes from different hierarchical levels for a specific purpose [ 22].
Species ranges are seldom at equilibrium with climate, because several interacting factors determine distribution, including demographic processes, dispersal, land use, disturbance (e.g., fire), and biotic interactions.
Several interacting factors may counteract the adaptive process, including gene flow, environmental variability, phenotypic plasticity, and the lack of genetic diversity (Kawecki and Ebert 2004; Crispo 2008).
What Condo had in mind today, he said, was a painting with several interacting figures.
A control system is composed of several interacting control loops.
We present a framework for reasoning about processes (complex actions) that are constituted by several concurrent activities performed by various interacting agents.
Because IQGAP1 and 2 contain several protein interacting domains they are suggested to function as scaffolds coordinating different signalling processes [ 15].
