Sentence examples for processing of more from inspiring English sources
The pattern could also be seen during periods of slow-wave sleep, the researchers found, perhaps reflecting the processing of more recent memory, he said.
Volunteering for duty in the American effort to evacuate refugees from North to South Vietnam, Dooley instituted rigorous public-health measures and organized the processing of more than 600,000 Vietnamese for evacuation between September 1954 and May 1955.
For the soil subsamples, still more species can be expected with the processing of more than five subsamples, but this would also result in higher costs.
Receiving more frequent feedback leads to excessive focus on and more systematic processing of more recent data as well as a failure to adequately compare information across multiple time periods.
Shorter fermentation times can allow processing of more material with the same equipment and allow smaller fermentation tanks in new plants, which would lead to both, lower capital and operating cost.
One possible cause for the higher speed of information processing of more intelligent individuals may be that higher-intelligence scores are associated with higher temporal resolution capacity of the brain.
Because the decade digit of a two-digit number is the more leftward digit, object-based neglect for a two-digit number object should lead to more prominent processing of the more rightward unit digit.
A processing delay of more than three months increased my credit card bill by almost $300 because of changes in the yen-to-dollar exchange rate.
Detective Marcia said he had rushed the woman's rape kit to the department's crime lab but was told to expect a processing delay of more than a year.
The spun-off refinery operations will have a daily processing capacity of more than two million barrels, and will start life with positive cash flow that will be used for adding to infrastructure.
The EPP operates on 64×64 pixel images and has a real-time processing capability of more than 8000 frames per second.
