In general when one has a process that physically splits into two separate processes which remain separated in space, then all the 'microscopic' influences on those two processes will be independent from then on.
A more recent analysis of thalamic processing has identified at least two separate processes: 'drivers' and 'modulators' (Sherman & Guillery, 1996, 1998, 2002; Reichova & Sherman, 2004).
This strategy involved two separate processes; first, the qualitative and quantitative components were analysed separately but in parallel, using appropriate thematic analysis and descriptive/inferential statistics, respectively, then the findings of the two components were integrated to form meta-inferences or conclusions.
Well, we're talking about two separate processes.
Seeing and evaluating are not two separate processes.
"These are two separate processes," the official said.
Page A28 Op-Ed DAVID BROOKS Today, many psychologists, cognitive scientists and even philosophers embrace a view of morality in which seeing and evaluating are not two separate processes, they are linked and basically simultaneous.
Sources insisted that these were "two separate processes" and that there were "no ifs and no buts" about Scotland getting the new powers it was promised during the referendum campaign.
The occupiers claimed the pool had simply been shut to make way for a supermarket, and that Tesco was in the frame long before it was closed; Sedgemoor council says the pool's closure and negotiations with Tesco "were two separate processes which overlapped at some stages".
Since the Colombian and Guatemalan governments introduced the term "sustainable development goals" (SDGs), there has been discussion of whether there might be two separate processes, a kind of MDG-plus set of targets focused on poverty, and a new set of environmental goals.
"IM/SMS + call are two separate processes managed by two separate apps.
