Sentence examples for good processing from inspiring English sources

Samples analysed presently did not contain aflatoxins in detectable levels which is an indication that cassava chips and HQCF samples were processed under good processing practices.

They have been machine coated to ensure maximum fibre strength and good processing properties.

When the authors assert that "good processing is done with a shovel, not with tweezers," one should ask: why not at the same time?

Most linear polymers have good processing properties and, depending on the molecular composition, may have different material characteristics, including wettability, degradability, and mechanical and biological properties.

For all distributed graph-processing systems, partitioning graphs is a key part of processing and an important aspect to achieve good processing performance.

The presented technique provides very good processing speed at the expense of accuracy, with very good scalability in terms of disparity levels.

So operations that were once handled by people designing fancy financial instruments or automobiles or fashion goods, processing insurance claims, supplying and inventorying in retail, conducting paralegal searches for case precedents are increasingly being handled by software.

For these two reasons, China's export data (including goods processing trade, normal trade in goods, and in services) were sourced from China's Statistical Yearbook.

Additionally ODMS can rely on large regional facilities and cheaper real estate for physical goods processing than the sub-scale storefronts and expensive Main Street locations of their offline peers.

The newly designed alloy showed good processability with rheo-processing in terms of good control of solid fraction during processing and a reasonably large processing window.

In our experience, although FIM is very good at processing large quantities of particulate images, the image processing software cannot accurately classify particulate images below 4 or 5 μm and can only partially classify particles between 5 and 10 μm.