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the subprocess
noun
A process that is part of a larger overall process.
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External open source software is employed for execution of some of these steps (i.e., ligand-topology creation, docking, MD simulations) and is executed within the main framework using the subprocess module as interface.
Let X="{Xt,t⩾0} be a symmetric Markov process in a state space E and D an open set of E. Denote by XD the subprocess of X killed upon leaving D. Let S= {St,t⩾0} be a subordinator with Laplace exponent φ that is independent of X.
In fact, we observed the well-known pattern of spatial representation according to Mesulam's model during the subprocess SO [4].
T-values around zero were coded by white and represented voxels that were activated by the subprocess of attention, but did not show a preference for either hemifield.
As we could show the dependency of the pattern of contralateral preference on the subprocess of attention, this may account for the conflicting results in recent attention research.
In these experiments, different paradigms were used that varied in addition to other factors in the subprocess of attention (spatial orienting/working memory/attentional shifting tasks) and in the type of attention (endogenous/exogenous; overt/covert).
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Quantum Fluctuations, with the help of Imagine Science Films and New York University's Abu Dhabi Art Center, breaks down six stages of particle collision: The Underlying Event, the Proton Beam, the Hard Subprocess, the Parton Showers, the Hadronization, and the Hadron Decay.
The subprocesses most worthy (and unworthy) of optimization are identified.
The 'healthiest' route was selected based on thorough hazards assessment across all the subprocesses.
First, biologists and engineers formulate the intended function or behavior of the robot, the subprocesses that will create the function or behavior, and the specific design plans.
Following Barnes (1949) and Niebel (1988), we analyzed the replenishment process systematically by first identifying subprocesses and the most efficient way of executing them, then categorizing and standardizing the subprocesses identified, and ultimately determining the standard time required by a qualified stock clerk to execute each subprocess.
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