Sentence examples for processing a large number of from inspiring English sources
Processing a large number of records requires an automated extraction and classification process.
The venue for the Champions League Final, which crowns the best European club, is selected years in advance, and when Moscow was chosen two years ago, Russian officials thought they would be able to handle processing a large number of visas because they figured that fans would be coming from two different countries.
Hence, the encoding time is often a major issue when processing a large number of video files.
A new optoelectronic fuzzy inference system is proposed for processing a large number of fuzzy rules in parallel.
Thus, processing a large number of multispectral bands can result in higher classification inaccuracy than processing a subset of relevant bands without redundancy.
Thus, processing a large number of multi or hyperspectral bands can result in higher classification inaccuracy than processing a subset of relevant bands without redundancy [34, 35].
On the other hand, processing a larger number of future frames provides poorer shape approximation (and fewer bits for encoding patterns themselves) with increased frame delay for pattern generation and encoding frames.
Condemnation rates tended to be lower in abattoirs processing a larger number of cattle each year compared to smaller processing abattoirs (Table 3).
Having established a scWGBS workflow that is sufficiently fast, robust, and cost-effective for processing a larger number of samples, we applied our method to two models of epigenome remodeling and cellular differentiation in human hematopoietic cell lines.
Unlike automatic masking methods based on voxel weighting (Xu et al., 2012) or dimension reduction methods such as Principle Component Analysis (Heumann et al., 2011), our method is highly scalable because it is independent of the classification process and does not involve iterative processing of a large number of subtomograms.
Reading requires coordinated neural processing across a large number of brain regions.
