Sentence examples similar to the process's culmination from inspiring English sources

"In Search of the Blues" brings the process to its culmination by making the music invisible and all but irrelevant.

We experimentally investigated the process of the culmination of low-dose effects of successive pulse applications of pesticides on populations under competitive pressure.

It's not the movie's culmination.

Now at last the process has reached a culmination.

Medical or ethics committees follow a prespecified process, the culmination of which is a justified decision about whether ongoing treatment should be withheld or withdrawn.

A radiology report represents the culmination of the process of interpreting a radiological study (or detailing what happened during an intervention).

The three projections are semantically parallel to Moens and Steedman's (1988) preparatory process, culmination, and consequence state, respectively.

They were a culmination -- a fusion -- of the issues the participants stood for, and thus they were something new, nameless, in the process of becoming.

The lopsided vote in the House of Commons represented the culmination of that process: two hundred and seventy-four M.P.s supported the motion, and just twelve opposed it.

The endorsement of the NPA marks the culmination of an eighteen month process.

The annotators' job, the culmination of the whole process, is to locate and identify genes.