process

This is an example of drawing for process for rapid printing.

For commercial purposes the English method of making the spawn into bricks has some advantages over the French "flake" process.

In this way it is kept in place during the process of welding.

To dive into his clothing was a process facilitated by many an artful dodge.

This process would be so arbitrary and inequitable in its operation as to be intolerable.

The process, being ideal, has no concern, either with observations or experiments.

This process is termed the retinaculum, and serves, in conjunction with the frenulum, to lock the wings together during flight.

Lithotint, lith′o-tint, n. the process of producing coloured pictures from lithographic stones: a picture so produced.

The process is impossible when there is in the work nothing to attract and something to disgust the vulgar mind.

It is a later process and is used in Germany to a much greater extent than the Linde process.