Sentence examples for processing because the from inspiring English sources

The nature of the calculation makes it suitable for parallel processing because the same calculations are performed on successive image blocks.

Note that the phase values in this region are practically irrelevant for signal processing, because the amplitude values in this region are negligible.

The thin-film layers acted as electrodes and helped to prevent charge-up during FIB processing because the majority of the sample was quartz.

After the trench is formed, the slow outward migration is still processing because the Si atoms at the central part of the mound is still strained.

This wave may be important for material processing because the power deposition into the plasma can occur due to upper hybrid resonance (UHR) and contribute to the plasma uniformity near the substrate.

Hydrogen plasma becomes an alternative to the conventional oxygen plasma in stripping photoresist in the next generation semiconductor processing because the conventional oxygen plasma is known to degrade ultralow dielectric constant films by depleting carbons from the films.

Difficulties have been encountered in identifying the phases and examining the level of residual stress induced by the processing, because of the rapid cooling rate and the nitrogen concentration introduced during the laser gas alloying which have a combined influence in determining the lattice parameters of the phases.

This can lead to N-terminal ragged ends due to differential amino-terminal processing because of the inability of the ste13p to process the large quantity of recombinant protein that is being produced [ 20, 23].

Both IG and CS have a potential to improve radar processing because of the emphasis on the information density in received data instead of the much larger sensing bandwidth.

Apart from the legal grounds for processing because of the necessity arising from a legal duty, the Data Protection Directive offers legal grounds for processing of personal data for the legitimate interests of the data controller or a third party.

Multifunctional thin film nanostructures containing soft magnetic materials such as nickel ferrite are interesting for potential applications in microwave signal processing because of the possibility to shrink the size of device architecture and limit device power consumption.