Sentence examples for need more processing from inspiring English sources

Findings such as these are the basis of the "eye-mind hypothesis" (Just & Carpenter, 1980; Reichle, Pollatsek, Fisher, & Rayner, 1998; Reilly & Radach, 2006) that eye movements are driven by online cognitive processes (e.g., fixation is maintained longer for words that need more processing).

But as these machines become more complex, we may need more processing power.

"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.

Sensors for applications that support mobility need more processing power for complex network protocols and algorithms than their fixed relatives.

Manipulating the 554,400 outputs of crossover because of an extra length parameter needs more processing.

Synchronous sampling methods [7, 8] have large timing fluctuation due to high-level phase noise when compared with asynchronous sampling methods [5, 9, 10], but the asynchronous sampling methods traditionally needs the interpolation in time domain, which is computationally complex and needs more processing time.

This was also why Bowers and Jones [3] found that categorization was as fast as detection when using what they call "easy" basic categories (dogs vs. buses) but needed more processing time for a more difficult categorization (dogs vs. cats).

As business picks up, those companies will need more help processing claims, but proficiency at that takes a lot of experience and training.

Equatorial strips can be nonconvex and of varying width; hence we need more sophisticated processing than above.

If you consistently get low-resources messages, you may not have enough RAM installed in the computer for it to function properly, or you may be using programs that need more memory or processing speed than the machine can handle.

He also said that the difficulty of monitoring the store doesn't increase with square footage, though of course you'll need more cameras and more processing power.