Translation of "Define process" in German

To make a business transformation happen, you must define a structured process.

It is also possible to define process windows for further process parameters.

We define which process parameters are relevant for this workshop.

I would define the process as an alternative to traditional investment instruments.

Process standards define the comprehensive process of different compression matters.

They are set globally for the optimization and define the process of an optimization type.

And The Wretched of the Earth will finally define this process of liberation in and through violence.

The sub-steps f and g here define a third process stage III of the actual screwing.

These parameters define a process window regarding the geometric parameters within which the emission spectrometry is performed.

With experience and product expertise, our engineers support your test series and define the optimal process engineering system solution.

In order to define the process parameters associated with a respective adjacency matrix, in this case a process parameter vector is assigned to each adjacency matrix.

Define a process with your best practices or use an available standard.

Depending on the maximum amount of input to be expected, you can define maximum process parameters and limits using AFC.

The expert team could quickly and easily define process plans for quotation purposes and prepare comprehensible and transparent reports.

In EPLAN, you can now define process-engineering process data in a project.

In the mechanical production process, high-tech machining centres and complex, virtually fully automatic line controllers define the production process.

Together with the Member States, we must now define the process that will enable political principles in relation to Internet governance and the transparent and responsible implementation of these principles to be attained.

In fact, creativity -- which I define as the process of having original ideas that have value -- more often than not comes about through the interaction of different disciplinary ways of seeing things.