Sentence examples for high processing frequency from inspiring English sources

The algorithm presented in this paper was optimised for high processing frequency, making it usable in real-time applications, such as obstacle detection and avoidance.

The BMSs transmit the patient's data in different data rates and frequencies which require high processing power, high storage and high energy to transmit to the body coordinator [68].

The solution provided by LORETA indicated greater left fusiform (BA19) and right superior temporal (BA22) activation for processing high frequency than low frequency words.

It is possible that the abrupt stimuli were more efficient than ramped stimuli at activating high temporal frequency processing, likely to be handled by the magnocellular pathway.

Note on OTR the complementary, contra-lateral encoding of the left eye, following the same high spatial frequency (local processing), then most frequency bands (local and global processing) then high spatial frequency again (local processing).

It should be emphasized that these authors refer to a nucleus of the trapezoid body without referring to a distinguishable medial nucleus as known from lower primates in which it is confined to high frequency processing.

The high sampling frequency for processing the travelling wave may block the communications channel and reduce security.

Enhanced high-frequency sensitivity of the titmouse may reflect a specialization for processing high-frequency communication signals such as alarm calls.

The medial part of the MNTB is devoted to higher frequency processing.

Indeed, the areas more activated for pseudoword reading overlap with those associated with low versus high frequency word processing (Fiez et al. 1999; Fiebach et al. 2002; Ischebeck et al. 2004; Joubert et al. 2004; Peng et al. 2004).

In this paper, a highly nonlinear, fuzzy logic based, composite scheme is proposed by combining a pre-processing and a post-processing operation to efficiently restore high frequency (HF) and very high frequency (VHF) details in an up-scaled image.