Sentence examples for a process of filtering from inspiring English sources

"Quiet Time" is a dialogue not between past and present but between analog and digital: Mr. Currier (again subversively) sends his acoustic sound through a process of filtering that mimes, through sound effects, transforming sound files through computer processing.

One patient described it as a process of filtering.

Afterward, to avoid an overestimation of comorbidities and outcomes for each case, we performed a process of filtering and depuration of the database in which we explored the number of hospital discharges in the analysis period.

All emission scans were corrected for attenuation, scatter, and decay and reconstructed by a process of filtered back-projection.

All emission scans were corrected for attenuation, scatter, and decay and reconstructed by a process of filtered backprojection.

Graphene/Si multilayer structures were constructed through a repeated process of filtering liquid-phase exfoliated graphene film and the subsequent coating of amorphous Si film via plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) method.

8 This approach involves a systematic process of filtering and sorting material into themes and key issues.

Then the target's point cloud data were rapidly converted into a 3D surface model using the concave hull surface modeling algorithm after a process of data filtering and downsizing to increase the model accuracy and data processing speed.

We approached experimentation with the idea that there might be two sources of distractor cost in the additional-singleton paradigm, namely the capture of attention and a static distractor cost, possibly associated with a process of perceptual filtering.

Representation of a pattern with its relevant filter score vector causes a severe dimensionality reduction from the initial pattern size ( n x × n y ) to F dimensions. Figure 1 shows the process of filtering a 2D training pattern and construction of the corresponding filter score value (Wu 2007).

Following an honest discussion of the band's earlier rejections throughout the nineties and about their usually tense process of filtering songs (an inner-band dynamic they jokingly compared to that of the UN), the conversation turned to insights into the ultimately unifying aim of their music: emotionality.