Sentence examples for demands on processing from inspiring English sources

The larger the addends, the higher are the demands on processing magnitude information as well as on working memory processes, and processes of visual identification.

The markets today observe users having increasing demands on processing speed and energy consumption of their mobile devices.

The sensitivity of nonword repetition to SLI could be because it places heavier demands on processing of speech sounds than other memory tests as a result of the child's having to perceive and produce an unfamiliar sequence.

It is hard to see how images or pictures can do that without using any syntactic structure or discursive elements, to say nothing of judging, e.g., conditionals, disjunctive or negative propositions, quantifications, negative existentials, etc.[9] Moreover, there are difficulties with imagistic representations arising from demands on processing representations.

The meta-analysis is broadly consistent with Craik's claim [2], [3] that age declines in ProM are large and that the size of age declines varies with demands on processing resources.

Our observation that the effect of bilingualism was located in left frontal and temporal regions where an effect of frequency has been observed during picture naming (Graves et al. 2007) suggests that bilingualism places additional demands on processing that is also involved in monolingual speech production.

However, faster response times and reduced structural processing could simply reflect the fact that spoken words were recognised before object sounds which would have the effect of speeding up the matching process and lessening the demands on picture processing.

We believe that for canopy-free desert areas the analysis of SAR data would significantly improve the possibility to interpret the structure and geologic settings of impact structures, in particular if they are heavily eroded or covered by material, despite relatively high demands on data processing.

Alternatively, threat cues could be processed automatically (LeDoux, 1996) and consequently place less demand on processing resources in order to reach awareness.

It has been shown that different parameters of a visual stimulus (i.e. stimulus eccentricity, spatial frequency, perceptual demand) have differential effects on processing efficiency of the left and right hemisphere (for review, see [15]).

To accelerate the performance on processing cores, parallelization will be demanded.