slow process

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meanings of slowand process

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slow
adjective
uk /sləʊ/ us /sloʊ/
moving, happening, or doing something without ...
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process
noun[C]
uk /ˈprəʊ.ses/ us /ˈprɑː.ses/
a series of actions that you take in order to achieve ...
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Examples of slow process

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The slowprocess causing later occlusion might be due to slow obliteration of the shunt, possibly aggravated by an acute illness.
Till the end, imperial politics remained a slowprocess of fostering minimum common consensus prior to action.
In any case, the creation of such a property was a slowprocess, often extending over several generations.
As we shall see below, adapting them is a very slowprocess.
Interestingly, acquiring the target structures is a slowprocess for children who produce non-target structures.
Evidence suggests that removal of these structural bottlenecks, which have been a focus of the development debate for decades, is a slowprocess.
That was a slowprocess; there were time lags in making use of the potential of newer technologies.
It is also worth noting that the modulational instability can be considered as a relatively slowprocess.
Phagocytosis of released antigen may occur, but this is a slowprocess and other mechanisms must exist.
Beliefs are a slowprocess, and the data are a fast process.
It is a slowprocess, and cannot generate an equivalent quantity of fog to that in the few microseconds of a water arc explosion.
Introduction of new crops is a slowprocess that has to overcome many hurdles.
Since climate change is a relatively slowprocess, countries can gradually invest in modern approaches to meet this need.
Blinding flashes of inspiration are rare, so most discovery is a slowprocess, each step building on the work of those that have gone before.
The reason is that absorption of alleles might be a slowprocess with rare large random excursions of the optimum.
Changing attitudes was a difficult and slowprocess, but progress was made.
However, regeneration by seed dispersal into gaps is a slowprocess, as evidenced by the low levels of 0-1 m seedlings.
Previous studies have shown that in the absence of proprioceptive feedback from finger motions, developing dexterity and coordination is a relatively slowprocess.
To accomplish that objective, some degree of decentralization to the profession is needed, since errors can be overlooked by a rapid refereeing process more easily than by a slowprocess.
The waggons are hauled individually on and off the ferry steamers by power-operated cables, a slowprocess, involving a halt of about an hour at each side.
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