Sentence examples for processing for all from inspiring English sources

"Inevitably, someone's going to mess up, someone's going to be dyslexic and enter a number incorrectly," said Ed Evans, chief executive of TSI Telecommunication Services, the Tampa, Fla., company that is handling the processing for all of the six major wireless providers except AT&T Wireless.

The behavior of STREAM is stable because it uses batch processing for all streams with the specific parameters.

Processing comprises Level 1 processing for all instruments, and subsequent Level 2 processing, using the Level 1 products of all instruments.

Consistent with hypotheses, reflective processing was associated with lower self-reported positive affect, positive thoughts, and heart rate compared to ruminative processing for all participants.

The initial stage of post-retinal processing for all aspects of vision is fed by On- and Off-centre cells sensitive to centred luminance increments and decrements respectively.

Vibration-based condition monitoring (VCM) requires vibration measurement on each bearing pedestal using a number of vibration transducers and then signals processing for all the measured vibration data to identify fault(s), if any, in a rotating machine.

Orthorectification of images is the main process for all further processing steps like road segmentation and car tracking.

Batch processing options (apply the same image processing steps for all images) can be carried out on more than one file at a time by clicking "Save".

Enhanced processing rates for all length scales due to microwave incidence would be important for material processing and current work on discrete material processing involving intermediate air layers with microwave incidence attempts to fill the gap.

Although for certain performance metrics, well-accepted processing approaches exist; most of the time, it is not feasible to pursue a uniform processing mechanism for all experiments.

They are powerful, but nowhere near powerful enough to perform the processing required for all but the most basic operations.