Sentence examples for in input processing from inspiring English sources

This section demonstrates the virtual machine placement problem by describing the input, processing, and output model in "Input, processing and output for the VM placement" section.

Therefore, all source images need to be coordinated in same step of feature matching which results an increase in time complexity when the amount of source images is large in input processing.

In this respect consistency effects in our paradigm resemble lexico-semantic effects earlier found in simple arithmetic and in orthographic input processing.

Patients with semantic aphasia showed more inconsistency than Wernicke's aphasia cases across cycles, consistent with their executive-semantic deficits in the absence of input processing deficits.

The main reason for parallel input processing lies in the fact that knowledge can be used to recognize parts of patterns in the input space that have already been learned.

As the VB astrocytes are more responsive to CT afferent activation, astrocytes may be important following the recurrent activation of the CT pathway in sensory input processing or they may be involved in certain physiological states that predominantly involve CT loop activity such as sleep.

Previous studies of other visual learning tasks (such as the flight simulator and the detour paradigm) revealed that the main center for visual input processing in relation to locomotion, orientation and landmark recognition in Drosophila seems to lie within the central complex [28], [29], [38], [43], [60].

However, our results also give us an idea of how internal schema-based systems and external sensory input processing may result in an automatic completion of events.

Given that this would increase our data set by less than 10%, the considerable time input in processing these records was not justified in this instance.

"When you're asleep, your brain is still taking in auditory input and processing it in a rudimentary way," Winter said.

The evident absence of motor performance differences for the two rhythm formation tasks suggests an integrative process that compensates for differences in input and internal processing demands to yield an equivalent motor output.