Sentence examples for unification of process from inspiring English sources

Some authors refer to the unification of process variants against the master process when defining BPS (Münstermann et al. 2010), an argumentation that implicitly makes the case for the master process being applicable to all contexts.

In the literature, BPS is predominantly conceptualized as the unification or homogenization of process variants (Beimborn et al. 2009), acknowledging local variation in processes as inevitable and necessary (Tregear 2015).

The rejection could signal an abrupt halt to the expansion and unification of Europe, a process that has been met with growing disillusionment among the wealthier European Union members as needier countries like Bulgaria and Poland have negotiated their entry.

In the complete report of our project (724 pages) [ 35] we described the details to adapt documentation methods for the unification of all similar process steps in diagnostic and therapy.

The main goal of the book seems a kind of innovative unification of entities and processes like consciousness, micro-organisms, evolution, and the chemico-physical processes involving the Earth as a whole.

The formulation provides a seamless unification of droplet evaporation processes with gas-phase mixing and reaction.

However important a step Slade's Case was towards the unification of contract law, the process was not complete.

His ability to generate political controversy has been displayed with his ceaseless questioning of German unification, a process he regards as a western colonisation that has largely failed in its objectives.

(p. 2) Beimborn et al. (2009), inspired by Münstermann and Weitzel (2008) Variety reduction standardization BPS is the "unification of variants of a given process by aligning the variants against an archetype process.

Automation of the measurement process may be considered as the next logical step towards unification of the Mod-MPI measurement process, and we hope towards its role as a cornerstone of functional fetal echocardiography.

A discussion about the purpose and aim of the unification process would present an opportunity to broaden the focus of public debate, which has hitherto been confined to economic issues.