Sentence examples for competing processing from inspiring English sources
It extends approaches aimed at automating the processing of drug discovery information but where control remains with the human expert, to automating the "tacit knowledge" of the expert and best practice, which we model as a workflow, and experience, which we model as alternative, competing processing nodes in the workflow.
We hope investigators will see many uses for SWISS when considering competing processing methods or datasets for evaluating complex multidimensional problems, and will consider incorporating SWISS into their respective pipelines.
This evidence indicates that the bias to more readily identify threats is more apparent under conditions of competing processing options.
The relatively low diameter of meltblown fibers, 1 2 μm, makes them superior in separations performance to the competing melt processing technique, spun-bonding.
In everyday life, we can detect and recognize objects embedded within complex scenes that contain many elements competing for processing resources.
The model also provides a platform for reconciling two groups of competing dual processing theories (parallel competitive with default-interventionalist theories).
We interpret this as evidence for distinct components of the sensory discrimination network, one of which decodes stimulus intensity and the other incorporates this information with other competing central processing to generate the magnitude of the perceivable urge-to-cough.
There is evidence that some genes contain regulatory elements between polyA sites, which influence the stability of the longer mRNA transcript [ 32]. rh1 transcript levels in mice change according to circadian rhythms, possibly due to inherent transcript stability or even a circadian variation in competing mRNA processing factors and therefore site preference [ 33].
That is why Microsoft has always sold its operating system cheaply and has done everything to make life easy for programmers.However, Microsoft's love of third-party developers has its limits, especially when it wants to add a feature to Windows or enter an application market itself as vendors of competing word-processing or spreadsheet programs can attest.
As the degree of interference seems to depend on the processing demands for external stimuli, it has been suggested that endogenous and exogenous signals compete for processing resources.
