Sentence examples for input and processing from inspiring English sources

The other two components are an ontology-derived electronic data interface based upon and open-source ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) suite, and an ontology-derived web interface for manual data input and processing.

Salient insights are identified, spanning topics such as hippocampal efferent and afferent networks, input and processing streams, hemispheric specialization, dysfunctional effects of pathologic and surgical injury, optimization of functional magnetic resonance imaging design and neuropsychological tests, and rehabilitation strategies.

Previous work introduced the breakage equation describing First Break roller milling of wheat in terms of a breakage function that incorporated relevant input and processing parameters such as roll gap, kernel diameter and kernel hardness.

The software integrated various types of information and document management schemes, including data input and processing, CAD drawing visualisation, data modelling and prediction, as well as an early warning function.

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

The current tractography results appear to support this sensory-motor functional hypothesis, and a consistency in connectivity was observed across the SMG with brain regions involved in sensory (auditory) and somatosensory input and processing, and fine-motor co-ordination and planning.

BP neural networks consist of a collection of inputs and processing units known as neurons.

Nova [26] is similar but has no latency goals, accumulating many new inputs and processing them lazily for throughput.

Each neuron is a kind of microprocessor that connects two layers l and l + 1 through accepting a set of inputs from layer l, performing a weighted sum of all these inputs, and processing this weighted sum through an "activation function," which may be linear or nonlinear, and essentially makes this neuron "fire" when the input weighted sum is large enough.

It seems I'm spending more time inputting and processing this data than I am putting it to use in the living of my life.

Computer systems capable of handling the wider data streams generated by modern PAT units, equipment inputs, and processing system control are more available and less expensive.