Sentence examples for successive processes of from inspiring English sources

"The innovation economy," writes Janeway, "begins with discovery and culminates in speculation". Over some 250 years, economic growth has been driven by successive processes of trial and error: upstream exercises in research and invention and downstream experiments in exploiting the new economic space opened by innovation.

This approach is characterised by the use of flexible analytical guidelines aimed at building inductive middle-range theory though successive processes of data analysis and theory development.

For example, the large difference between the mean times of emergence of a strain with an MIC of 0.125 µg/mL and a strain with an MIC of 0.5 µg/mL corresponds to several successive processes of the emergence and elimination of strains with an MIC <0.5 µg/mL.

The successive process of contact and detachment of aqueous liquid from the solid surface with its resultant net electrical charge generation is termed as "discrete liquid-solid contact electrification", which is unobtrusively ubiquitous in our daily life.

Typically, multiple molecules in a dataset share a common scaffold, and ancestors generated in the successive process of simplification coincide.

CdS and CdSe/CdS quantum dot (QD) sensitizers were assembled onto mesoporous ternary Zn2SnO4 photoanodes using a two-step sequential process of successive ionic layer absorption and reaction (SILAR) and chemical bath deposition (CBD) for QD-cosensitized solar cell applications.

In principle, MACE involves two successive processes: surface nucleation of metal catalysts (e.g., Ag) and anisotropic Si etching.

Molting stage is composed of a series of successive processes including hypodermal cells activating, ecdysial fluid secreting, cuticular chitin and exoskeleton degrading, new epidermis formation, and old epidermis exuviation.

In the case of high seeding density, microtubes that are plugged by a neuron or occupied by an axon of comparable diameter result in successive processes guiding along the outside of the microtube.

A major result of this work is to show that the assembly of the AnkG+ segment at the proximal part of the motor axon is the consequence of two successive processes: (1) AnkG invades the whole axon including its defasciculating terminal; (2) AnkG is progressively restricted to the initial part of the axon.

The breakdown of the latter during the subsequent thermogravimetric analysis may well have produced the loss of structurally bound water, with its characteristic series of small successive processes which nevertheless always fall within the same temperature range, namely between 500 and 600°C, which are fully representative of the first thermogravimetric step observed by us in some cases.