Sentence examples similar to an entity that processes from inspiring English sources

AFA crab processing facility means a processing plant, catcher/processor, mothership, floating processor or any other operation that processes any FMP species of BSAI crab, and that is affiliated with an AFA entity that processes pollock harvested by a catcher vessel cooperative operating in the inshore or mothership sectors of the BS pollock fishery.

The term "clearinghouse" means a public or private entity that processes or facilitates the processing of nonstandard data elements into data elements conforming to standards adopted under this section.

"Claims resolution facility" is a generic term used to describe a wide range of entities that process and resolve claims made against a potential funding source.

A de novo process refers to an entity that was not present in the patient prior to the transplant; whereas, 'recurrence' refers to a disease entity that was present before transplantation.

Through the deal, Kinder Morgan will become the biggest of North America's midstream energy companies, which are entities that process oil and gas products before transporting them to production facilities.

Meanwhile, under a different federal statute known as the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006, individuals and entities that process payments from March Madness pools that violate the law in at least one state in which they operate also are subject to federal prosecutions.

Considering this single information, it may be sound to conclude that lupus nephritis is a disease entity that depends on processes that are unique to the kidney, and that an acquired shutdown of renal DNaseI is the factor that determines the disease process and clinical outcome, as outlined in Figure 1.

It would be a bipartisan entity that would streamline the process of reviewing and authorizing major projects.

Two optimisation algorithms are provided that enable the efficient use of TV White Spaces (TVWS) through a broker entity that coordinates the spectrum trading process among a number of wireless secondary systems.

For each entity in the data, the processing platform creates a stateful digital twin that processes streaming data from the real-world entity.

He presents three competing views regarding consciousness: (1) consciousness arose as a direct adaptation resulting in improved reproductive success; (2) consciousness is a byproduct of selection for another characteristic; (3) consciousness is the work of a divine entity that is impossible to explain through material processes.