Sentence examples for general data processing from inspiring English sources

The general data processing and interruption prediction process is shown in Fig. 2.

Only in recent years, the development of image-based 3D mesh generation software [ 17, 18] had started to make mesh generation from volumetric data practical and easily accessible for general data processing.

This level of specialized "human tuning" sets leading AI solutions apart from simply "renting" algorithms for general data processing.

In general, data processing before the transmission of source data bits into the wireless channel includes adding redundant information to the original data, and/or rearranging data stream, and/or adding diversity of data.

In this review article, following a brief historic background and regulatory status analysis, we review the recent unmanned aircraft, sensing, navigation, orientation and general data processing developments for UAS photogrammetry and remote sensing with emphasis on the nano-micro-mini UAS segment.

Here, to guide 450K users in their analysis and data interpretation, we present an overview of the general data processing scheme and an evaluation of the different normalization methods available to date.

In general, manual data processing only considers average values of data and largely ignores variation.

Features such as high-volume stream-processing, intermediate checkpointing and load distribution make the design viable for more general streaming data processing applications.

We have built a general DNA barcode data processing system, BioBarcode, with open source software - which is a general purpose database and server.

The general strategy for data processing consisted, as a first step, of reducing the extreme complexity and variability of the dataset by identifying more homogenous groups of plots.

It is one of the general principles of data processing laid down in Article 5 of the Regulation and is applicable to all processing situations.bb Although it does not directly clarify the conditions of consent, the concept of 'purpose limitation' in Article 5 and the concept of 'purpose specificity' in relation to 9(2)(a) are tightly linked (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2013, pp 13 14).