Sentence examples for flies processing from inspiring English sources

In flies processing of visual information starts in the repetitively arranged ommatidia of the compound eye.

This 'on-the-fly' processing means that large data requests can take a day or more to be processed and returned.

Since on-the-fly processing is unobtainable for most applications, a parallel processing architecture gives best results independent of the control law and computing power.

Since most algorithms demand high processing times and some level of scene understanding, on the fly processing might be impractical due to battery consumption.

It can be seen that there is a benefit from using game level statistics but the performance drop when switching to on-the-fly processing with an initial segment of 50 s is quite affordable (approximately 1.4 % absolute EER increase).

The results show that DDA provides significant improvements in all cases: by using the real-time DDA algorithm, the F- measure is similar to the one obtained with the best ASR-only 3xRT configuration, which is clearly out of the speed requirement for on-the-fly processing.

In the modern world, heterogeneous data streams are to be found everywhere – sensors networks, social media sites, digital pictures and videos, purchase transaction records, and mobile phone GPS signals, to name a few [28] – and on-the-fly processing of newly generated data has become an increasingly difficult challenge.

The on-the-fly processing of user queries eliminates duplication of data on local machines and facilitates access to the most up-to-date version of the parent database.

Also, as the Textpresso system currently requires acquisition and storage of full-text documents, 'on-the-fly' processing may be particularly useful for open-access articles and would allow curators to assess the content of a paper without having to download and store the document.

Implementation of image or video encoders or decoders on mobile device requires high integration densities together with ability for "real-time" (on-the-fly) data processing.

Google, which owns YouTube plans to use Green Parrot's technology to perform on-the-fly background processing on user videos.