Depends
Mike
Whether torque is considered a “special process” would depend greatly on what you mean. For example, if you are tightening a bolt to a specified torque, it can easily be verified using a torque gauge. If you are using a torque-to-yield bolt, where the bolt is stretched, neither a torque wrench or angle meter can be used. I would think that this could qualify as a “special process” because as far as I know there is no way to test this type of fastener without loosing it and starting over (which will damage the bolt)
I think this is correct, hopefully your question is covered by one of the two types.