Sentence examples for processing largely from inspiring English sources

Sugar processing largely shut down at the plant in 2003.

Under the plan, most of what is collectively referred to as the Domino plant would be demolished, including several tall syrup tanks visible from the river, their paint paling in the sun since sugar processing largely shut down there in 2003.

The performance of mobile distributed processing largely relies on how effectively each mobile device exploits the available network resources through TCP connections.

These capabilities of natural language processing, machine learning, content extraction, and image processing largely mirror, at a conceptual level, what we as radiologists do.

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are small regulatory RNAs processed from stem-loop regions of primary transcripts (pri-miRNAs), with the choice of stem loops for initial processing largely determining what becomes a miRNA.

The quality of the products made of polymer composite materials after mechanical processing largely depends on the physical and mechanical properties of the work piece, cutting conditions, geometric parameters of the cutting part of the tool, tool material, cutting tool wear, etc. Dudarev (2009).

The retinal surfaces, where the whole process starts, are curved, the images are projected upside down, and the images are flat (depth perception is derived through post-processing, largely using the difference in the images from the two eyes, stereopsis and secondary cues like the apparent difference in size of objects at different distances).

Previous reports on the degradation of structured RNAs have suggested that, e.g. tRNA processing is largely a random process (Calabrese et al., 2007).

The finding that, along this path, the receptive fields of neurons increase in size, become step by step more invariant to physical dimensions, and come to reflect, in part, perceptual processes has contributed to the view that visual information processing is largely organized in a serial hierarchical fashion.

The amount and characteristics of effluent streams produced at seafood processing plants largely depend on the type of animals being processed, the parts of animals that are left over, and the amount of water added into the by-products as a result of animal handling and plant facility wash-down.

The packers, all of whom are women, are the heart of the processing plant, largely because they still work the fish with their hands.