Sentence examples for the process acts from inspiring English sources

The sheer difficulty of the process acts as a brutal filter.

As wine is poured through the tap, the process acts as a vacuum, sucking air out of the bag, which shrinks to encase the remaining wine.

The landmark case is Wayman v. Southard,332 which sustained the validity of the Process Acts of 1789 and 1792 as a valid exercise of authority under the necessary and proper clause.

The process acts as a natural check on profits growth, but has yet to occur this cycle.Instead, chief executives are turning to that old device for boosting sluggish profits: takeovers.

Fifty-seven years later, in Fink v. O'Neil,333 in which the United States sought to enforce by summary process the payment of a debt, the Supreme Court ruled that under the process acts the law of Wisconsin was the law of the United States, and hence the government was required to bring a suit, obtain a judgment, and cause execution to issue.

In the proposed model, the process acts on two geometric aspects of the shape to be optimized: it controls the position of the vertices defining the edges of the volume and, in order to minimize stresses concentrations, it can add and define fillet between surfaces.

The Snackbot is but one soldier in a veritable army of new robots designed to serve and cook food and, in the process, act as good-will ambassadors, and salesmen, for a more automated future.

The best employees for the role will buy into the process, act as resources, and support the apprentices in their progress.

Like the Judiciary Act of 1789 and the Process Act of 1789, the Crimes Act was primarily authored by Senator (and future Chief Justice) Oliver Ellsworth as the chair of the Senate committee.

Some receptors recognize apoptotic cells in the early phase of cell death, whereas others, which recognize later stages of the process, act as backup systems.

In the present article an overview of degradative actions of different enzymatic extract on hemicelluloses from rhizomes of Arundo donax is presented, comparing the processes acted by mesophilic and thermophilic biocatalysts.