Sentence examples for synergistic process from inspiring English sources

Spatial concentration of an industry can be attributed to the benefits of agglomeration and socially-based co-operation, in combination with the influence of knowledge legacies in a complementary and synergistic process.

We also find, however, that boron permeation occurs by an intricate bond switching synergistic process with an activation energy of only 1.3 eV, indicating easy B penetration upon moderate annealing.

Electrocoagulation is a synergistic process with a complex mechanism operating to remove pollutants from the water.

Because of the presence of heteroatoms, functional groups, and pi-electrons in these chemical constituents, corrosion inhibition by aqueous peel extracts can be regarded as synergistic process.

Making Holly Golightly into the girl that exists up there on the screen was a synergistic process, a fusion of likeminded (and sometimes divergent) individuals who by some strange process of fortitude, good luck, and original vision, managed to, all at once, pour themselves into Audrey Hepburn.

Then, it was possible to consider that these compounds induced larval attraction by a synergistic process.

A combination of data obtained from haemodynamic and electromagnetic methods, which offer high spatial or temporal resolution respectively, are providing converging evidence of multisensory interactions at both "early" and "late" stages of processing––suggesting a cascade of synergistic processes operating in parallel at different levels of the cortex.

Perceptual learning might be a refinement of synergistic processes in multiple stages and cortical areas, including those dedicated to sensory processing, engaged in top-down control, and involved in decision-making and memory.

For this purpose, synergistic processes using energy from sustainable carbon-free energy sources are needed.

The proposed approach entails systematic synthesis of energy efficient, synergistic processes incorporating process intensification for optimal utilization of resources.

Constructed wetlands remove trace organic contaminants via synergistic processes involving plant biomass that include hydrolysis, volatilization, sorption, biodegradation, and photolysis.