Sentence examples for drive processing from inspiring English sources

After the video ends up on your hard drive, processing it and getting it to the DVD can take many minutes more, depending on the speed of the computer and drive.

However, economic considerations will likely drive processing of all gold-bearing ores regardless of lead content.

"It has driven processing power to another level," he said.

This new concept was designed for intelligent event driven processing to be able to detect predefined events and track objects in the plasma.

Thus, NT3 expression stabilizes NIK and drives processing of p100 to p52 and nuclear translocation of RelB, indicating activation of alternative NF-κB.

The VPFC which includes the eyes closed activation in our study (i.e. BA 47 and BA 11) is reciprocally connected with the amygdala, hippocampus and anterior inferior temporal area and was proposed to be involved in multimodal internally driven processing [12], [47].

Ehlers and Clark (2000) and Ehlers et al. (2004) highlight the role of cognitive processing during the trauma, in particular data-driven processing (i.e. predominant processing of sensory information), dissociation and lack of binding.

In our previous studies on remediation of WCST performance of persons with schizophrenia we hypothesised that the improvement could be attained through a cognitive strategy that bounds schizophrenic patients to use a conceptually driven processing.

The Data-driven Processing Scale (Halligan et al., 2003) is an 8-item scale that assesses the extent to which participants primarily engaged in the processing of sensory as opposed to meaning information during the assault (data-driven processing, e.g. "It was just like a stream of unconnected impressions following each other").

Carriers drive oral processing behavior and texture perception whereas toppings drive overall flavor perception.

Mindsets drive cognitive processing, and the mindset component captures the critical thinking that is an important element of professional skepticism and is required by standards.