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The process description takes the same form as the mechanism description: a brief introduction, which gives an overview, and the body, which treats each step in detail, usually one step to a section.In each paragraph, first deline the step (often in terms of its goal or end product), and then describe it. Use coordinate structure (see pp. 71-72) for each section.Use conclusions only if you need to point out significance.

The process description takes the same form as the mechanism description: a brief introduction, which gives an overview, and the body, which treats each step in detail, usually one step to a section. Make the introduction brief, either a statement of your goal or the purpose of the process. Use conclusions only if you need
to point out significance. In each paragraph, first deline the step (often in terms of its goal or end product), and then describe it. Use coordinate structure (see pp. 71-72) for each section. If you follow a definition of an end goal with a brief description of the machine and then the action in one section, do so in all sections.
Define a step's end goal or purpose, and then describe the actions that occur during that step. Point out qualities like "fast" and quantities like "60 times."
Add statements of significance if you need to.