Sentence examples for processing at the expense of from inspiring English sources

The company bought the computer maker Sun Microsystems two years ago and has been emphasizing sales of large systems for data processing at the expense of Sun's less expensive gear.

We propose that HMMs have a more reactive decision-making style that promotes current desires (money and ease of processing) at the expense of accuracy and future rewards.

This allowed the links to operate with limited signal processing, at the expense of having a small number of concurrent links.

These results suggest that heavy media multitaskers have a reactive decision-making style that promotes current desires (money, ease of processing) at the expense of accuracy and future rewards.

Communication nodes are unable to differentiate jamming signals from legitimate transmissions or changes in communication activity due to node movement or nodes powering off without some minimum processing at the expense of local and network resources.

Changes in minicolumns and neuron size may promote shorter connecting fibres, increasing local connectivity and processing at the expense of connections between different cortical regions causing slower transmission of signals (Casanova et al, 2006; Courchesne & Pierce, 2005).

These systems provide high processing power at the expense of asymmetric communication costs, which can hamper the performance of parallel applications depending on their communication patterns if ignored.

The presented hardware-based algorithm provides very good processing speed at the expense of accuracy, with very good scalability in terms of disparity levels.

The presented technique provides very good processing speed at the expense of accuracy, with very good scalability in terms of disparity levels.

These results suggest that HMMs have a reactive decision-making style that promotes current desires (ease of processing, money) at the expense of accuracy and future rewards.

Either way, voice recognition and smart speakers are here to stay and may speed up the overall development of natural language processing albeit at the expense of privacy.