Sentence examples for meaningful processing of from inspiring English sources

Meaningful processing of video frames requires, first, extraction of the region of interest (face).

Encryption is normally designed to prevent any meaningful processing of data.

There are many basic operations that can operate on images and the ways of combining these primitive operations to perform meaningful processing for object detection are almost infinite.

However another possibility is that with a reduction in the efficiency of MTL pattern separation, a greater specificity of meaningful processing is required in older adults to achieve the same level of encoding as the young.

This allows more musically and acoustically meaningful processing as known characteristics of tone objects can be exploited in the separation scheme.

We assume, in keeping with the depth of processing principle (Craik and Lockhart 1972) that elaborative, meaningful processing in general is more likely to lead to effective pattern separation and therefore retrievable memory traces.

Plants (e.g., a sunflower), animals (e.g., an amoeba) and mechanisms (e.g., a photocell) are certainly capable of making practical use of environmental information even in the absence of any (semantic processing of) meaningful data.

Interestingly, the IaPS is selectively recruited by the processing of meaningful upper limb movements [60].

Future studies will focus on examining the role of α4δ-GABAARs in the auditory thalamus, providing insight into how tonic inhibition may contribute to the extraction and/or processing of meaningful sounds.

Ventral regions such as the FG have been repeatedly associated not only with perceptual processing of meaningful object stimuli, but also with the activation of conceptual representations in the course of thought and action (Martin and Chao 2001; Martin 2007; Doehrmann and Naumer forthcoming).

Furthermore, following the short intensive therapy programme there was an increase in the left-lateralisation of fronto-temporal ultra-rapid neurophysiological brain responses to passively heard words compared to pseudowords, indicating cortical changes in the automatic processing of meaningful lexical stimuli.