Sentence examples for processing hard from inspiring English sources
Processing hard copies of credit card payments could lead to a delay of at least several days before a payment was posted to the merchant's bank account.
For raw data processing, hard drive speed or capacity does not matter (all image-processing can be done from memory).
Ultrasonic-assisted grinding (UAG) has been extensively employed in manufacturing industries for processing hard and brittle materials.
Laser machining is also popular for processing hard ceramics, some of which are too brittle to machine using conventional methods, because ceramics absorb visible and ultraviolet light efficiently.
These results illustrate how environmentally driven plasticity can lead to adaptive biomechanical changes that allow the animal to overcome environmental challenges: eating hard food causes the jaws to become better at processing hard foods.
Food consistency influences this morphological shift in an adaptive direction: mice raised on hard food develop jaws with higher mechanical advantage that are better suited to processing hard foods.
The development resulted in a new class of fish bone separator, smaller in size and output but capable of processing hard-boned fish up to 3 kg in weight.
Also the fact that data points are not necessarily equally spaced in time makes data processing harder.
In this paper, Real-Time Calculus (RTC), a high-level analysis technique previously proposed for stream-processing hard real-time systems and frequently used to evaluate trade-offs in packet stream processing architectures, has been applied to analyse the behaviour of network interfaces.
It has been established that the PMEDG process is a better option for processing extremely hard, brittle and fragile Al2O3 SiCw TiC ceramic material as preliminary operation before applying EDG process to achieve increased MRR.
The applications of ultrasonic vibrations for material removal processes exist predominantly in the area of vertical processing of hard and brittle materials.
