Sentence examples for processing it through from inspiring English sources

The multiple channels of a surround-sound recording can also be mixed down to two signals for use on an ordinary CD by processing it through a device known as a matrix circuit.

The fact remains that taking another author's work, processing it through an online paraphrasing tool then submitting that work as 'original' is not original work where it involves the use of source texts and materials without acknowledgement.

A heavy, booming quality was given to Ward's voice by pitching it an octave lower than normal and processing it through a subharmonic generator.

As well, the fungus can retrieve quinic acid through a quinate permease, and can utilize this carbon source by processing it through the quinate/shikamate pathway, which was up-regulated on sawdust.

Precise manoeuvring in the lower levels of the water column is an integral part of the widespread behaviours involved in picking up substrate into the mouth cavity and processing it through winnowing (e.g. [ 42]).

Blending the flax oil with the cottage cheese helps your body absorb the flax oil instead of processing it straight through your system.

While leather is by nature biodegradable being a by-product of the agriculture industry the chemical processing it goes through makes it long-lasting and thereby harder to recycle.

It's actually from the same plant as green tea, but the processing it goes through is different.

So the real competitor, if you will, to LendingTree…is the fully commissioned loan officer…In the future, you're going to have LendingTree convincing the borrower through technology and then you're going to have an individual lender just basically processing and getting it through". .

Records must be described, structured and formatted in order to enable their automated discovery and processing – it is only through automation that the Dial a Molecule vision can be realised.

As we're learning, what you eat probably matters less than how much processing it's been through or, in the case of meat, how the animal has been fed.