Sentence examples for adapting the processing from inspiring English sources

This paper aims to achieve power efficiency by intelligently adapting the processing activity to the input signal local characteristics.

Technical developments mostly focus on using lower value and more difficult resources and adapting the processing technology towards producing multiple products.

Adapting the switch processing to each traffic service is an important key to optimizing network resources.

The power efficiency can be enhanced by intelligently adapting the system processing load according to the signal local variations.

Due to many advantages of the continuous manufacturing over the traditional alternatives, the industries are putting huge effort to efficiently adapt the continuous processing mode.

In view of the progress that has been made in the demonstration of the neurofibrillary changes of the Alzheimer type, it seemed expedient to revise the 1991 staging procedure by introducing immunoreactions for visualization of hyperphosphorylated tau and by adapting the tissue selection and processing to the demands of the routine diagnostic laboratory.

This paper adapts the signal-processing theory of optimal robust filters to classifiers.

For this reason, the mould technology as well as the high-pressure metering machine were adapted for the processing of highly loaded reaction mixtures with solved CO2.

As a result, increases in caloric intake can cause gut distress because the body requires time to adapt to the processing of the increased food intake.

These programs are general in the sense that all are principally adapted for the processing of environment information; however, at the same time, they are highly specialized for the processing of specific environment information.

The transcriptional response of the secretome to a specific recombinant protein is important in a sense that if the target protein overloads the secretory machinery, the cell probably needs to change its secretome profile to adapt to the processing capacity of the secretory machinery.