Our datasets have expanded faster than our ability to count them, processing capability has exploded through the use of the cloud and outlets to display data have multiplied to include tablets, phones, and many more platforms.
A second employee, paid £250 a day, would collect money from the buyers and pass it to a third member of staff, who would count it (processing up to £220,000 each day).
The future works involve the refinement of circuits in economical gates count and processing delay improvement.
In service businesses, measures of conformance normally focus on accuracy and timeliness and include counts of processing errors, unanticipated delays, and other frequent mistakes.
In true Aristotelian fashion, there are legions of well-paid people who spend time answering the question: How much processing counts as "processing" under the rules?
But a judge agreed with Burger King that assembling salads and broiling burgers counted as processing.
Thousands of people did the same thing, leaving taxpayers with the bill for shipping and banks with the cost of counting and processing the returned coins.
Instead of saving the classification of every variant pair and looking up the resulting massive table at a later point, we just update a small number of "strong LD pairs within last k variants" and "recombination pairs within last k variants" counts while processing the data sequentially, saving only final haploblock candidates.
This manuscript describes the models used in the digitizer, like energy response modeling and count rate processing.
If the UK were obliged to accept chlorine chicken and acid-washed meat from the US, this would not need to be flagged up on product packaging because these washes and sprays would count as "processing aids", which don't need to be labelled.
The background count is subtracted to estimate electron net counts in ground data processing.
