Sentence examples for more processing capacity from inspiring English sources
Therefore, a net with more processing capacity is needed.
"If we are hoping to produce more milk in the future to meet an expanding market, we need to be able to access more processing capacity locally, not further away".
"As a local dairy farmer I think it is a great pity because we need more processing capacity in Wales, not less, to help cut down on food miles and prepare ourselves for the abolition of Milk Quota in 2015.
Similarly high spatial learners, that is, learners who possess the ability to integrate verbal and visual messages from a presentation, have more processing capacity left over to deal with processing simultaneously presented images and verbal cues than low spatial learners.
Advances in the knowledge of human memory suggest that under some circumstances, more processing capacity is effectively available to learners if instructional materials use multiple modalities (e.g. auditory for text and visual for pictures).
It is assumed that IADL require more complex neuropsychological processing capacity than BADL and therefore are more prone to deterioration triggered by cognitive decline [ 12, 13].
The ongoing progress "will eventually yield a computer with more processing and storage capacity than the human brain," the M.I.T. professors write.
Low spatial learners must devote more of their processing capacity to "holding the presented images in memory" and therefore have less spare capacity for integrating verbal and visual information (Mayer 2001 161).
The peripheral limitation hypothesis suggests that the central 'delivery' organs have more processing and delivery capacity than the peripheral organs can use.
Further, the more interdependency between the sub-tasks, the more information-processing capacity is needed.
It may be more appropriate to select sentinel abattoirs from regions throughout Ontario, which have a more consistent and stable processing capacity throughout the year to more accurately capture disease clusters among abattoirs.
