The phrase "absolute processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, data analysis, or any field where processing is discussed in a definitive or unqualified manner.
Example: "The system is designed for absolute processing of large datasets, ensuring no data is overlooked."
Alternatives: "complete processing" or "total processing".
A cell parallel analog test array for reference-shift with a maximum block-size of, as well as absolute value/quadratic processing for variable block-size analog motion estimation (AME) has been designed in a 0.13 m CMOS technology.
This study provides new insights into the spectrum of neurocognitive processes that may underpin absolute and RP processing.
Well, the workers whose jobs are now threatened at I.B.M. and similar companies across the U.S. are well educated and absolute whizzes at processing information.
EU member states are obliged to implement the directive, including a 14-day cooling off period with an absolute ban on processing payments during this time.
It has, nevertheless, continued to grow in absolute terms, and processing plants are distributed throughout the country.
Moreover, ASR performance is further improved by 2.5 3%% absolute when BN processing is applied to AMFB features (cf. results in Fig. 8).
In absolute numbers, the processing speed of the SENNA 1.0 web/SENNA* versions ranged from 20 ms/25 ms per sentence from the shortest sentence set (65 75 characters) to about 220 ms/394 ms per sentence for the longest sentence test set.
In line with these observations, we have shown in humans that spatially distinct hippocampal activations can reflect differential properties of novelty processing, absolute novelty signals, adaptively scaled novelty signals and novelty prediction errors, ([Bunzeck, et al. 2010], Supporting Information Fig. S4).
The absolute time taken for processing structures from zinc_frag has dropped from ∼47 to ∼2 seconds whilst processing chembl_17 went from ∼4 minutes to ∼15 seconds (Table 5).
Field, G. D., Sampath, A. P. & Rieke, F. Retinal processing near absolute threshold: from behavior to mechanism.
