Sentence examples for extreme processing from inspiring English sources

"Let's put an actual word ahead of that –- extreme processing -- and then let's define that together". Minimally processed.

Seals are increasingly being used in extreme processing environments, and pumps are no exception.

Graphene nanoplatelets (GNPs) are consolidated as a bulk structure by spark plasma sintering (SPS) to study the feasibility of its structure retention at extreme processing conditions.

Both miniaturization and extreme processing under microinjection moulding cause material to experience high shear rates and high cooling rates, and to have different morphology and final properties from conventional injection moulding.

It uses the same OLED panels and the same Sony X1 Extreme processing system.

At the time of writing the only Dolby Vision Ultra HD Blu-ray players are the Oppo 203, Oppo 205 and LG UP970, while the only TV manufacturers that support it are LG, Vizio, Sony (via a recent software update to TVs equipped with its X1 Extreme processing chip), TCL, Loewe (on its OLED TVs) and Philips (US).

It makes the evaluating indicators dimensionless with the extreme value processing method to obtain comprehensive score and sequence of the performance for the sample commercial banks, and finally the conclusion is made that it is important and practical to replace traditional indicators with EVA indicator in the performance evaluation of commercial banks.

This demonstrates that, even with an interconnect as fast as the K-Computer, network is still the bottleneck for large graphs, and as such, further hardware and algorithmic improvements are desirable for future extreme graph processing.

Technology entrepreneur Dr Steve Marsh worked on his Ph.D. in computer science at Britain's Cambridge University to develop a supercomputer for simulating human brain function to found GeoSpock – an extreme data processing platform built to manage real-time machine-generated sensor information.

Marsh is optimistic about the future and says that custom neuromorphic hardware, Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) and even new software techniques – aimed at solving the problem of extreme-data processing – could finally unlock the great promise of AI.

Two chemistry models with different relative rates for primary and secondary amine reactions are used to mimic the curing process in two extreme cases of processing conditions.