Sentence examples for the engineered process from inspiring English sources
To date much knowledge has been developed on PAOs, and the EBPR process is generally well understood; nonetheless, the engineered process remains underutilized.
Whereas the natural silicate weathering process is effected primarily by carbonic acid, the engineered process accelerates the weathering kinetics to industrial rates by replacing this weak acid with HCl.
The highly engineered process explores different ways of implementing a logic function optimal with respect to some desired design constraints.
We illustrate the usage of the GoSynthetic software in the following examples, comparing artificial, engineered processes versus natural biological processes according to current knowledge.
Transformation by natural and engineered processes shortens the ethoxy chain, which alters the compound's transport and toxicity (Montgomery-Brown and Reinhard 2003).
The engineered material, processed to contain a high fraction of "special" grain boundaries, fails more slowly and more isotropically.
The possibility of "collision" between the plant O-glycosylation process and the engineered GalNAc-glycosylation process requires careful examination of the amino acid sequences of mammalian proteins targeted for plant-based expression, and if necessary and possible, appropriate alterations to eliminate the risky motifs.
At the end of 3-day and 21-day scaffold culture periods, the engineered constructs were processed for gene expression analysis by real time quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR).
After two weeks, the hormone is abruptly stopped, said Dr. Matthew S. Eliott, the vet who engineered the process.
Mr. Jacobs was so impressed with how well the virtual engineered composite process had fitted Genmar's needs that he bought Pyramid Operating Systems, the company Mr. Kirila and Mr. McCollum created in 1993 to develop VEC.
"It's the same brands and labels but they've engineered the process to get the price points more in line with the outlet environment," said Mr. Stern.
