Sentence examples for a future processing from inspiring English sources

Since the first introduction of quantum-dot cellular automata (QCA), an interesting nanoscale computing paradigm by Lent et al. in 1993 [1], many researchers have embraced its simple concept and potential as a future processing platform [2 6].

It is clear that blanket consent is prohibited (requesting consent to all future processing purposes).

The fluorescence emission from the topically applied proflavine is collected through the fiber bundle, focused onto a charge coupled device camera, and a digital image is stored for future processing and analysis.

In addition to the role of the right cerebellar hemisphere for future processing of action verbs, a critical result of the present study was that rTMS of both right and left cerebellar hemispheres interfered with spatial-temporal mapping of state verbs and non-verbs.

The following day, he and his daughter, Chelsea, took a tour of a future soybean processing plant here, still a red-dirt construction site at the foot of misty green hills.

It would provide a long term carbon store, but also an option value for a future wood processing and for climate change.

Intel which keeps its own PCs about 15% longer than it did in the past–hopes that a new wave of "multitasking" will chew up future processing power and says that desktop video could help.

Intel which keeps its own PCs about 15% longer than in the past–hopes a new wave of "multitasking" will chew up future processing power and says desktop video could help.

This view of how error signals can inform future processing in other prediction regions of the brain suggests a high level of interdependence across mnemonic structures regardless of the task (as suggested by Yeshenko et al., 2004; Mizumori et al., 2004).

This will in turn modify future processing of sensory stimuli and ultimately lead to an altered architecture of the brain's processing machinery and information processing modes.

The water recovery plant is expected to meet 95 percent of the distillery's future processing needs.