Sentence examples for ubiquitous processes from inspiring English sources

If it is not, then crime concentration maybe the result of standard ubiquitous processes that operate in nature.

Among other driving forces, climate change may lead to significant modifications of soil properties through variations of the intensity and dynamics of a number of soil processes including the especially sensitive and ubiquitous processes of bioturbation and illuviation.

For our studies we used the 293T cell-line which is a widely used and easily manipulated biological system shown to have the cellular machinery required for studies of ubiquitous processes, such as the protein proteasomal degradation [22], [23], [24].

[1] Sintering and densification are ubiquitous processes influencing the emplacement of both effusive and explosive products of volcanic eruptions.

Major 2 ubiquitous processes that involve glucose breakdown (glycolysis) and its generation form non carbohydrate sources (glyconeogenesis) were detected.

While the three former co-substrates are used in many ubiquitous processes in primary metabolism, most sulfation processes are considered part of secondary metabolism [ 17].

Finally, the effect of collective behaviour depends upon the ubiquitous process of conventionalization.

The girl's mother was only doing what millions of parents up and down the land do every day: feeding her child popular and ubiquitous processed foods.

The 1980s craze for low-fat products at all costs, combined with the increasingly ubiquitous processed meals, has ruined our tastebuds, expanded our waistlines, and worst of all, it has confused us all on the issue of eating.

"The word 'metaphor' is just a highfalutin description of a very common, ubiquitous process by which all of us try to increase our understanding of the world around us," Gore said.

Phase separation is a ubiquitous process in both deep- and shallow-sea hydrothermal systems [11],[11]–[11].