Sentence examples for processing and support from inspiring English sources

The commercial version released by REvolution Computing adds parallel processing and support contracts.

Platform structures are commonly utilized for various purposes including offshore drilling, processing and support of offshore operations.

In this way, even nonspecific movements can induce specific mental states through ACT that can lead to novel cognitive processing, and support the generation of insights through nonverbal means.

GPUs exhibit high power consumption as a result of floating-point processing and support of highly multithreaded task-level parallelism (including the consequent structure of the memory hierarchy [6]), however; thus a GPU is impractical for use in a battery-powered mobile communication device or an unattended sensor node.

In agricultural and biological engineering, researchers and engineers have developed methods of fuzzy logic, artificial neural networks, genetic algorithms, decision trees, and support vector machines to study soil and water regimes related to crop growth, analyze the operation of food processing, and support decision-making in precision farming.

First, it was from the factory floor, but it also affects the back office, where processing and support jobs are declining.

This finding represents a major conceptual advance in our understanding of the complex processes in APP processing and supports initial biochemical data that SORLA can bind to β-secretase [ 15]. (3) SORLA is more influential in dimer processing that in monomer processing, which confirmed our initial hypothesis that blockade of APP dimerization is an important aspect of SORLA action on AD.

That is less than a quarter of the annual sum that Britain alone spends on processing and supporting asylum-seekers.

The Treasury has just promised the Home Office an extra £785m ($1.3 billion) to help with the bill for processing and supporting would-be refugees.

Current research offers additional information on attentional processing and supports Taylor's experience that the left side of the brain may selectively filter and, thus, limit access to this broader awareness.

Interestingly, we do not find differences between BG patients and healthy controls during this processing step, again implying a minor (if any) role of the BG during implicit emotional speech processing and supporting the idea that the BG may only be recruited in tasks or processes which enforce an explicit integrative emotional information evaluation [7], [8].