Sentence examples for distinct processing from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for job shops to have 5,000 customer orders in process at any given time, with each order requiring 50 or 60 distinct processing or machine operations.

Other functions — including vision and hearing — also have distinct processing centers in the sensory cortices.

These findings are taken to support the view that these two types of number attraction involve distinct processing mechanisms.

These theories come in different forms, but all agree in positing two distinct processing mechanisms for a given task, which employ different procedures and may yield different, and sometimes conflicting, results.

Scholz, I., Lange, S. J., Hein, S., Hess, W. R. & Backofen, R. CRISPR Cas systems in the cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC6803 exhibit distinct processing pathways involving at least two Cas6 and a Cmr2 protein.

It will become obvious that prosody processing is a multistage operation and that its temporally and functionally distinct processing steps are anchored in a functionally differentiated brain network.

The results suggest that self processing involves distinct processes and can occur on more than one cognitive level with corresponding functional neuroanatomic correlates in areas previously implicated in the awareness of one's own state.

All these findings reflect distinct cortical processing of HF and LF words at relatively early processing stages (between 100 and 360 ms), possibly reflecting different reading strategies.

In this study, we sought to determine whether elite warfighters (i.e., SEALs), who can be considered considered an example of optimal performers in extreme environments, exhibit distinct neural processing patterns that are consistent with the notion of altered interoceptive processing.

The particularity of our solution consists in locally computing on the same processor unit of the six additional kinematic parameters which usually are performed in a distinct post processing stage on a separate computing unit.

Storage is distinct from processing, and an executive mechanism must search for and extract information in memory before it can be used.