Sentence examples for dedicated to processing from inspiring English sources
"Most of them dedicated to processing sensory information".
Over time, reading hijacked my brain, as large areas once dedicated to processing the "real" world adapted to processing the printed word.
To meet demand, American farmers are planting more, chain restaurants are rewriting menus and ConAgra this month opened a $155 million plant dedicated to processing frozen sweet potato products — the first of its kind in the world.
In the past few months, several new companies dedicated to processing small cash transactions on the Web have introduced commercial services, and some older companies, including one inspired by Apple's huge success in selling 99-cent songs at its online music service, have modified their offerings to accommodate some lower-priced sales.
The M7 is dedicated to processing and translating the inputs provided to it by the discrete sensors; the gyroscope, accelerometer and electro magnetic compass mounted throughout the main printed circuit board.
Three in four of the neurons in our cerebral cortex are dedicated to processing visual information.
It's a special 48-core chip they've married to a 1.5GHz Cortex A9, and it's dedicated to media processing.
Coarse-to-fine models of vision predict that processing resources dedicated to the processing of LSF input initially dominate but then progressively decrease, while they become increasingly devoted to the processing of finer spatial scales over processing time.
Natural selection might also lead to compartmentalization of the brain, so that one particular region could be dedicated to visual processing, another to auditory processing, and still another to face processing.
Each processing chain dedicated to text processing is regarded as a serial or parallel assembly of modules, underlying particular tasks a user wants to apply to a text.
Some of these models and simulators were developed for mineral processing operations, whereas some were dedicated to mineral processing operations.
