Sentence examples for driven processing from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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].

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

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.

In this contribution, we present a large-scale hierarchical system for object detection fusing bottom-up (signal-driven) processing results with top-down (model or task-driven) attentional modulation.

We address this limitation by developing a novel design framework for multi-mode, data driven signal processing systems, where different application modes with complementary trade-offs are selected, configured, executed, and switched dynamically, in a data-driven manner.

All markers of subclinical macrovascular disease were significantly associated with 4-year decline in g, although the association with ABI, which appeared to be driven by processing speed (TMT-B: β = −0.08; P = 0.001; Supplementary Tables), only lost statistical significance at the Bonferroni-adjusted level when vascular risk factors were controlled for (P = 0.009) (Table 3).

Although the nodes that trigger or gate this unidirectional interhemispheric suppression have not been identified, we can tentatively suggest that in our paradigm it is driven by processing that is more involved in word processing than picture processing.

Excluding an independent role for intelligence in visually driven parietal processing is pertinent to dyslexia research given the controversy surrounding definitions of developmental dyslexia relying on a discrepancy between performance on IQ tests and reading performance [ 37- 41].