Sentence examples for processing altogether from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the government will abandon the issue of offshore processing altogether.
However, effects of attention on earlier stages of perception are less well understood [19], [20], [21] and it is debated whether sustained attention can suppress sensory processing altogether [18].
For small unit cells this approach may work at the price of reduced integration accuracy; for large unit cells, the ensuing spot overlap may prevent successful processing altogether.
The boat tragedy could strengthen the case for closing the island's processing centre altogether.
Subjects took part in a study on cognitive-motor performance and auditory target processing which altogether lasted for 2 days.
vWorker was formerly known as RentACoder, and is said to be the fourth-biggest IT recruitment marketplace of its kind globally, with 2.5 million enterprise and professional users from around the world, and altogether processing $139 million from 1.3 million projects.
These examples suggest that nutritional effects on mRNA processing are not altogether unusual, and that some widespread effects of CR could result from an influence on the multi-step process by which mRNAs proceed from transcription to translation.
It has been argued on the basis of some evidence that default interpretations are not faster to produce and can be absent altogether from processing in the case of five-year old subjects.
It has been postulated that palmitoylation of peripheral membrane proteins occurs exclusively in the Golgi apparatus, and that the responsible machinery lacks specificity altogether, rapidly processing any available target protein.
Dr Siegle suggests that the depressed subjects ruminate on, or think repeatedly about, sad words, while the undepressed subjects simply move on.Since the amygdala is known to be involved in processing emotion, that is not altogether startling.
These results suggest that a syntactic analysis that is abandoned in the course of processing a sentence is not lost altogether, and can be re-activated or retrieved from memory.
