Sentence examples for a part of the processing from inspiring English sources

Unlike the model presented in [32, 33] that considers the load and store instructions as a part of the processing unit submodel, we had to consider the internal memory as a separate functional block.

This fact allows transmitting at the maximum bit rate available in the device (around 300 kbps in commercial devices) but only during a part of the processing time of each frame.

As a part of the image processing, image segmentation plays an important role.

The accuracy of a classifier also depends upon the components available as a part of the Text Processing module and the sizes of the dictionaries used as a part of the Information Extraction module.

Without the Plain Text Filter component as a part of the Text Processing module, the F-Score of the HMM Classifier was reduced to 0.378 on average, while absence of the HTML Filter component was found to have no impact.

For this purpose, we propose the controller-proxy method, in which the SDN control plane can dynamically delegate a part of the event-processing logic to switches and utilize the computing resources in switches instead of handling OpenFlow events in the controllers.

As gas transmission lines raise their standards, separation becomes a part of the overall field processing necessary to condition the gas.

It is called the α2b-adrenoceptor, and it is found in the amygdala, a part of the brain involved in processing strong emotions such as fear.

Using positron emission tomography (PET) scans, the researchers saw that as players came to a decision to punish greedy partners, the striatum, a part of the brain involved in processing rewards, was activated.

Some researchers seek ways to rev up the "stop" circuitry of the forebrain -- the part that considers consequences -- while others look for ways to tune down the "go" circuitry of the limbic system -- a part of the brain involved in processing emotion.

The doctors used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to scan the patient's brain while he was solving a Sudoku puzzle, and found that the seizures were caused by abnormally high levels of activity in the right central parietal cortex, a part of the brain involved in processing visuo-spatial information.