Sentence examples for has ever processed from inspiring English sources

To accelerate ClassyFire's processing time, all of the chemical structures it has ever processed and all of the corresponding taxonomic/ontological outputs it has ever produced are stored in a local MySQL database.

Now you can watch as you type, as it rapidly scans every search it has ever processed, to anticipate what you are looking for and suggest to you the question you might be just about to ask.

The iPhone 3GS's launch gave AT&T its best sales day at its retail stores — ever, its second largest traffic day at retails stores, the most transactions it has ever processed in a day, the most orders through att.com in a single day ever and the biggest features sales day at att.com ever.

The VA announced Monday that it had processed 1 million claims since last fall and was on target to reach 1.3 million by the end of fiscal 2014, more than it has ever processed in a single year.

Finally, we were called to the window, and my partner asked, "Is this the first gay couple you've ever processed here?" "Oh, no," the clerk replied.

It was one of the ugliest and strangest periods the American legislative process has ever experienced.

Anyone who has ever gone about the process of "getting in the door" in a highly competitive field can tell you that this is not a process to be airily dismissed.

In 1993, presidential disapproval of the experiments was lifted.But, partly as a result of that false start, no conclusive clinical trial of the process has ever been completed.

No other process has ever been studied to such intensity in a world wide joint effort of scientists and food engineers; research into food irradiation for more than six decades has proven that it is safe to apply this technology without any restriction.

However, some have questioned whether the tendering process has ever been necessary, even under rigid European competition laws.

In 1978, a pioneering sleep researcher wrote "If sleep does not serve an absolutely vital function, then it is the biggest mistake the evolutionary process has ever made".