Sentence examples for bespoke processing from inspiring English sources
"This is a real 'big data' engine and that we are making it simple we are taking advantage of map reduce but this is our own bespoke processing engine," says DataSift founder Nick Halstead, referring to the Hadoop technology the service is partially based on.
Furthermore, prior knowledge of phenodeviants would allow bespoke processing of non-standard tissues and additional standard tissues to facilitate more in-depth screening and validation, respectively.
Through bespoke image processing the data was reconstructed into a three-dimensional coating profile that correlates well with that expected for the applied erosion method.
Most of them are mastered to VHS and processed through a bespoke video-processing box made by our friend, Tom Bugs.
But we believe that it will not be a problem to achieve this by using a bespoke image processing hardware in future.
Isn't it a bit hard to automate the bespoke manual pieces of data processing that businesses need to do to tie up their usage of various SaaS platforms?
They include, e.g., the co-deployment of acoustic sensors in optical Cherenkov neutrino telescopes, the analysis of acoustic data from the existing hydrophone arrays for calibration and noise determination purposes, the design of bespoke acoustic sensors and the development of signal processing techniques.
In the future, we would like to explore the words used in the comments, using standard and bespoke natural language processing algorithms.
UniChem policy is therefore to load all structures from a source; the bespoke filtering and processing of the feed from UniChem, to prevent circular-links and other anomalies, would then be in the hands of the UniChem user.
Information about antipsychotic co-prescribing was extracted using a combination of natural language processing and a bespoke algorithm.
We have demonstrated that the combination of natural language processing and a bespoke algorithm can be an effective approach to extracting APP data.
