A logic device (FPGA) is a central processing unit of a base station.
Normally, there is a central processing unit [often called a fusion center (FC)] that collects all or parts of the noisy measurements from the sensor nodes via wireless links and reconstructs the quantities of interest by applying a suitable estimation algorithm.
This experiment revealed genetic interaction between RNA Pol II and Dicer-2, which is a central processing enzyme in the RNAi pathway.
The slaughterhouse is a central processing point for food animals and thus a source of both demographic data (age, breed, sex) and health-related data (reason for condemnation and condemned portions) that are not available through other sources.
A typical Intel chip such as the Core Duo is called a central processing unit, or CPU.
The GIA is a centralized scheme where all CSI, noise, and source statistics have to be known at a central processing unit and, in addition, the processed results have to be available at the end and relay nodes.
A reverse logistics problem, motivated by blood distribution of the American Red Cross, is examined where containers in which products are delivered from a central processing point to customers (stops) in one period are available for return to the central point in the following period.
In the kitchen, a robot busily makes the rice morsels for a server to top with cuts of fish that have been shipped from a central processing plant, where workers are trained to slice tuna and mackerel accurately down to the gram.
Simulated gene "knock out" experiments with the model predict that HrpL is a central information processing point within the network.
Tune deafness (TD) is a central auditory processing disorder characterized by the inability to discriminate pitch, reproduce melodies or to recognize deviations in melodic structure, in spite of normal hearing.
