Sentence examples for using a single process from inspiring English sources
The efficient fermentative production of solvents (acetone, n-butanol, and ethanol) from a lignocellulosic feedstock using a single process microorganism has yet to be demonstrated.
High traffic volume on the road results in large queue length which takes huge amount of time to process using a single processor.
The proposed strategy extends the idea of using a single optimization process to a series of collaborative optimization processes.
As noted above, all materials published as regular, invited or supplemental material to Global Health Action are submitted to our regular peer review process involving at least two independent reviewers, using a single blind process (i.e. the reviewers' identities remain unknown to the authors).
Using a single voting process would entail a computational cost of O(l mn) instead.
If the entire splint model were to be constructed using a single automated process, the concerned computation would be completed within tens of seconds.
We propose a Visual Learning approach based on evolutionary computation that solves the first two tasks simultaneously using a single evolving process.
This paper reports a simple novel thermal evaporation technique to obtain tungsten oxide nanostructures with a range of morphologies and sizes using a single apparatus and a single process and an intense ultraviolet emission from the needle-like tungsten oxide nanostructures grown in the temperature zone from 590 to 750°C by thermal evaporation.
In this study, aceclofenac/pantoprazole loaded zein/eudragit S 100 nanofibers were developed using a single nozzle electrospinning process.
Using a single model, the process exergy requirement decreases by 10.8% and the solvent loss by 11.1% compared to our base case.
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