Therefore, they typically process complex codes more quickly.
Not only was that process complex, Ms. Curtis said, but the results were also not particularly good.
People who play video games, for example, have been found to process complex visual information more quickly.
The people who thrive in a globalized information economy have the ability to process complex waves of information.
Even seniors who hear sounds relatively well often report that words sound garbled or mumbled, she noted, indicating a deterioration in hearing mechanisms that process complex speech.
Training to be a senior reactor operator takes up to two years and involves demonstrating one's ability to process complex, sometimes contradictory information rapidly and under intense pressure.
I Can Play Guitar ($100, www.fisher-price.com), for children 6 and up, uses a note-matching format that is similar to Guitar Hero but has 44 buttons rather than five, making the process complex.
As CBSSports' Will Brinson points out: "They had little choice but to take the money given how long the legal system can take to process complex litigation like this".
He passed through a series of jobs – a bakery, a butcher's shop – some of which came to an end because he found it difficult to process complex instructions, before settling into work as a gardener and gravedigger.
His account of the experience is entertaining and informative.Human beings like to think of themselves as possessing unique capabilities such as being able to use tools, employ a language with syntactic rules and process complex mathematical equations.
More fundamentally, identifying algorithms in the brain that transform taste into flavour, and comparing them with how people process complex sounds or tactile sensations, might reveal something about how perception really works.
