Sentence examples for driving processing from inspiring English sources

One nearer-term tech trend is dubbed the empowered edge, with Gartner noting that rising numbers of connected devices are driving processing back towards the end-user — to reduce latency and traffic.

Interchange Zero is driven by adoption of digital forms of payments, allowing the consumers to require more choice and therefore raising the need for competition among processors, and merchants, and ultimately driving processing fees to zero.

This strongly differentiated pattern across conditions indicates the effectiveness of syntactic cues in driving the processing behaviour of the controls, and their sensitivity to syntax.

Gene ontology (GO) analysis of genes (n=432) and proteins (n=285) found to be differentially expressed (DE) identified biological processes driving proliferation including mRNA processing and translation.

One of the arguments is that certain easy-entry occupations are disproportionately affected, such as catering, food processing, driving jobs and construction, where it is often claimed wages are driven down.

The loci of these effects suggest that one factor driving differential cue processing is modulation of the degree of overlap between cue and targeted memory representations.

Specifically, DCM explains the activity of groups of regions in terms of 1) "driving" inputs (here, processing a face, regardless of the expression) directly triggering the response in one or more areas of the network; 2) a psychological context (here, viewing angry vs. neutral faces) acting on "intrinsic" (anatomic) pathways and changing the pattern of functional connectivity between regions (62).

These technologies are "dual-use," which means that they can be used for good purposes (autonomous driving, faster processing) and also for nefarious purposes (breaking encryption, autonomous warfare).

"[Previous researchers] have not explored the relationship between emotional information processing and driving behaviour," said the study's researchers led by Dr Jing Chai.

Indonesia has already imposed similar duties on exports of palm oil and cocoa beans, reducing exports of both and driving investment in domestic processing over the past year to produce higher-value products like margarine and chocolate.

"They are spending over a half a billion dollars a year driving cars around and processing that data.