Sentence examples for more efficient processing from inspiring English sources
This inevitably means that new or more efficient processing techniques need to be employed in the existing process, whilst ensuring the same quality and characteristic flavour is achieved.
The algorithms are getting smarter and more efficient; processing power is still doubling every year; all that's needed is larger data sets – larger text corpora on which to train the software.
With more efficient processing the speed could be significantly increased.
Furthermore, another direction of our future research is to further optimize the complexity of identity matching algorithms for more efficient processing.
Although it has always seemed a little counterintuitive, it is plausible that increasing information or cognitive load in a task might result in more efficient processing.
That refers to the size of the processor, where a smaller number is better in terms of power consumption, fitting more transistors in less space for more efficient processing.
The IG-based grid and its processing by SSP enable the adaptive grid adjustments that ensure better radar performance and more efficient radar processing because the processing power and resolution are optimized over ranges.
Hence, for example, the antisense of tRNA Met is more likely to fully mature than the antisense of tRNA Ile, because after normal maturation, only its 5' extremity has to be processed, which is a process more efficient than 3' processing.
Thus, experts, supported by their knowledge base, are able to employ more sophisticated and efficient processing strategies when necessary.
As we know from other domains of mental processing, increasing expertise or use may lead to decreased activity in some brain regions [67] signalling the establishment of more lean and efficient processing.
Increasing the levels of Drosha was expected to increase mature levels as a result of more rapid or efficient processing from pri- to pre-, honlyer only two miRNAs (miR-34a and miR-621) showed this tendency.
