Sentence examples for homemade processing from inspiring English sources
The BioMAJ architecture is open; so that users can also easily integrate their personal homemade processing scripts (independent of programming language).
A set of scripts is also available for post-synchronization data treatment consisting of indexation or format conversion (for NCBI blast, SRS, EMBOSS, GCG, etc).. BioMAJ can be easily extended by personal homemade processing scripts.
With SND, electronic music was broken down to its most basic components -- often simply a digital, radio or electromagnetic signal -- and filtered through homemade audio processing software to produce the thin, decorative grille of clicks, tones and pops that are the trademark of SND's record label, Mille Plateaux.
The rotational motion was extracted automatically from the video image using homemade image processing software on a PC. Figure 2 shows the relationship between the rotation speed of four different randomly chosen F1-beads and the mean velocity um, and the estimated near-surface velocity uF.
"The keyboard mechanism uses homemade pressure sensors made out of Velostat for detecting key interactions, and uses an Arduino microcontroller for processing this data," Lacey says.
"Society needs to learn more about correct alcohol processing technology so homemade alcohol can be safe for consumption," Agrivine said.
All data processing was performed using Openelectrophy open-access homemade software [45].
The Ar/O2 plasma oxidation processing of the samples was accomplished using a homemade plasma-enhanced CVD (PECVD) apparatus.
With homemade catalysts for CO removal in a two-stage methanation process and integrated reactor in the fuel processing system, the reformed fuel with CO molar fraction less than 10−5 is obtained for the fuel cell stack.
Bionic e-Eye installed the homemade software iPlate and completed the integration of image acquisition and further data processing.
These encompass protocols for the application of homemade microarrays and custom‐designed commercial inkjet microarrays and are tailored for the large‐scale analysis of processing of mRNA, including alternative splicing, as well as for the analysis of processing and modification of noncoding RNA.
