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the quiet machinery between wanting something and finally, gloriously, having it
means A series of steps or actions taken to reach a particular result, or the act of working something through over time.
from From Latin processus, 'an advance, a going forward,' from procedere — pro- 'forward' plus cedere 'to go' (the same cedere that strolls through proceed, recede, and concede). It entered English via Old French in the medieval period, first meaning simply a journey or progression onward; the sense of a methodical sequence of operations came later, as humans grew fond of breaking 'going forward' into numbered steps.
- latin root
- From procedere, meaning to go forward
- due process
- Magna Carta enshrined it in 1215
- trust the process
- NBA tanking strategy turned cult mantra
- body chemistry
- Digestion is one continuous unseen process
krebs cycle — biochemical process in mitochondria that produces atp in all aerobic organisms
photosynthesis — process converting light energy into chemical energy in plants and algae
osmosis — movement of water across semipermeable membranes in all living cells