Sentence examples for using a process that from inspiring English sources
They are made using a process that is roughly similar to silk-screening and, unlike L.C.D.'s, do not need exceptionally flawless glass.
Like his Toy Furniture, the fountains are made from molded plastic toys using a process that involves three-dimensional computer scanning and robotic precision-cutting, followed by hand assembly and heat-welding.
Environmentalists are opposed to the pipeline because of the threat of a spill and because it would carry oil derived from tar sands using a process that is dirtier than other forms of oil production and releases more carbon dioxide.
They are made using a process that employs tiny "sacrificial" silica spheres to define the porous structure.The silica spheres, 40 nanometres in diameter, are packed together in a regular pattern (like stacked fruit) and heated to 800°C so that they stick together.
As a consequence, those bones that do need to be screwed together in order to heal are usually mended with implants made of titanium.Edward Ahn and his colleagues at Angstrom Medica, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, hope to change that by using a process that controls the formation of crystals of hydroxyapatite at an atomic scale.
Device structure was fabricated using a process that includes passivation with sodium sulfide, thermal annealing and metallizations.
It requires surgery to excise the tissue to be used, a process that carries a small risk of weakening the muscles at that site.
As Bloomberg View reported, earlier this month, Susan Rice, Obama's national-security adviser, had used a process that allowed her to request that the masked names be revealed to her.
The new touch-screen system requires voting machines to be booted up with a cartridge before they can be used, a process that takes about six minutes.
The language of Title VII clearly says that an unlawful employment practice occurs every time an employer uses a process that has a racially discriminatory impact — not when the process is first announced.
The solicitors firm Thompsons has claimed that there have been no prosecutions under the regulation, partly because the business department is first required to conduct an inquiry into whether agency staff are being improperly used, a process that might take many months.
