Sentence examples for stream process from inspiring English sources
The British government's attempt to do better is not working, either: since it relaunched its "EU fast stream" process with much fanfare in 2010, not a single candidate has gone on to join the commission.
A side stream process (the named BABE process) was included in the simulation.
Therefore, the down stream process developed during the present study is a cost effective method and has potential to produce maximum yields of the substituted catechols at pilot level.
Doors are now opened for a number of optimizations, also considering that starting from an aminoacid mixture as a side stream process, a fusel alcohol blend can be generated.
The microwave stream process is performed on the tools and the heat is used to kill the organisms.
Although it is now commonly accepted that visual-spatial attention enhances sensory-perceptual processing, probably through gain control mechanisms, it is not clear where in the processing stream processes are in fact accelerated in valid compared to invalid trials.
First deposited between 22,000 and 18,000 years ago, these glacial sediments were subsequently reworked by coastal and stream processes into the sandy barrier islands off of Long Island's south shore.
The small effect of bed lithology on stream processes and strong relationship between channel geometry, unit stream power, and D50 implies that available driving forces and grain size are the primary controls on stream processes in the study area.
Future adjustments in channel morphology and habitat quality (via natural stream processes or restoration projects) depend on erosion, transport, and deposition of coarse sediment.
A further issue is that the products of past erosion have resulted in elevated stream beds, extensive valley fills, and accreting floodplains creating a vast amount of material for potential removal by stream processes.
Our current model for barnacle glue curing [15] depicts the curing mechanism as a highly interdependent process akin to blood clotting [34] [37], in which enzymatic activity can affect both up and down stream processes.
