Definition of "workflow" []

• The flow or progress of work done by a company, industry, department, or person. (noun)
• The rate at which such flow or progress takes place. (noun)

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• "Typical of the books in this series, an assembly-line workflow is assumed, with Williams receiving a script from someone else, passing off his pages to different colorists and letterers, and working under the supervision of an editor, who provides direction, approves work, and makes some artistic decisions, like cover designs."
• "It has python bindings (though on the beagle board, its probably much better to use the native C.) one way to improve the eissq. com workflow is to mask off the edge of the dials (so the text has been removed), you could then skip straight to the hough transform. as there is only one line (the needle) you should only get one result (!)."
• "One of the barriers to adopting a new tool in your workflow is ease of use."