Sentence examples for a parallel information from inspiring English sources

Following the partitioning by document ID principle, we develop posting file partitioning algorithms to transform a sequential information retrieval system to a parallel information retrieval system.

Our findings suggest that the visuomotor transformation processes required for correct reaching/pointing movements do not rely on a purely sequential activation of the frontoparietal areas, but mainly on a parallel information processing system, where feedback circuits play an important role before movement onset.

When I did some research into how courier systems worked, I found that there was a parallel information transfer that was digital, and it was called 'dispatch,' which was just a coordination effort".

Disaster response will be more effective and efficient for the government, donors and humanitarian agencies if disaster preparedness and response is integrated into the mainstream RHIS rather than forming a parallel information system that is established when a disaster strikes.

Artificial neural network is a massive parallel information processing system composed of a number of simple processing elements known as neurons or nodes (Haykin 1998).

To design a large scale parallel information retrieval system, both performance and storage cost has to be taken into integrated consideration.

These infrastructures provide a cloud of parallel information that could be, not only used for communication purposes, but also for enhancing accuracy and robustness of several a priori unrelated applications, such as indoor localization.

Our Iganga District assessment revealed a range of parallel information processes due to external initiatives.

Still regarding the information system, we identified several systems present in the unit, besides GAL: a virtual internal parallel information system, patient record files (on paper), information from community health workers on patients' treatments, stored in shoeboxes, and the lab technicians' record notebook, with notifications of samples and test results.

This neural dance creates an instant rapport that arises from an enormous number of parallel information processors, all working instantaneously and out of our awareness.

Among the most distinguishing features of the presented system are a) an early detection and storage of only the relevant information directly from the sensors, b) a parallel, scalable information storage and detection architecture in hardware, as opposed to an algorithmic approach, and c) a fast and robust face recognition system.