Sentence examples for succession of processes from inspiring English sources

A regular succession of processes, the lithogenous stage followed by soil formation, has been established on floodplains in small river valleys.

This excitation occurs as a result of a succession of processes: a modulation of the plasma density by acoustic-gravity waves in the ionosphere, a reflection of the whistlers by ionosphere modulation, and a modification of whistler wave generation in the magnetospheric resonator.

This article clearly indicated that theories with a strict succession of preattentive processes responsible for segmentation followed by an attentive processing stage must be incomplete.

The affricates (which are consonant sounds like English ch, ts, begun as stops, with complete stoppage of the breath stream, and released as fricatives, with incomplete stoppage) have resulted historically from a succession of different processes of palatalization that have occurred in Slavic and are one of the most-characteristic features of Slavic phonology.

These cyclic expression patterns indicate a clear succession of biological processes during the course of a day.

The establishment of the symbiosis starts with molecular interactions between the rhizobia and the host plant, involving a succession of complex processes that lead to profound changes in both symbionts [ 3, 6].

The precise mechanisms remain unresolved, but probably relate to the loss of synchronization of meiosis I completion and the behavior of oocytes in immediate succession of this process.

A short historic review of the succession of new catalytic processes that took place in the course of this century is given.

However, an understanding of the deformation mechanisms and the succession of related microscopic processes that occur during deformation is still incomplete.

This demonstrates that the population structure is crucial for the succession of the evolutionary process itself.

RPA protects ssDNA from nucleases and prevents the formation of aberrant structures and reannealing, while also serving as a scaffold that links the substrate to the succession of enzymes that process the DNA.