Sentence examples for processing presents from inspiring English sources

We organize related work in three categories: "Processing streams of data" overviews the main approaches and systems to process streams of dynamic data, "Modeling stream processing" presents contributions that target the modeling of stream processing systems, and "Windowing approaches" discusses some proposals for windowing approaches that go beyond those captured by SECRET.

The alchemy of picture processing presents a subtler image with a more three-dimensional tactile quality to the print.

Transport Phenomena applied to food processing presents special challenges regarding the complexity of biological material and how it changes during the application of different transformation or preservation treatments.

Specifically to chromatographic operations continuous processing presents an opportunity to use expensive media more efficiently while reducing their size and therefore cost.

The processing of the trees with a harvester "Processing" presents a moderate contribution for the "Acidification/eutrophication" (20%%) mainly due to emissions of nitrogen oxides into the air, "Climate change" (15%%) mainly due to emissions of carbon dioxide (fossil) into the air and "Respiratory inorganics" (16 %) mainly due to emissions of nitrogen oxide into the air.

Moreover, the differential processing presents an additional way to control miRNA action besides the tissue-specific transcription of the precursor.

Antigen-Presenting cells capture antigens and following processing present those on their cell surface vial major histocompatability complexes (MHC).

Pharmaceutical production and functional food processing present a high demand of resveratrol.

However, it has been shown that the WL processing presented a high computational cost [24-26] [24-26]

Aspects including electrode quality and data processing presented here will help new users more efficiently obtain quantitative results and understand their uncertainty.

More realistic simulations are required to verify if the model works with the signal processing presented in Section 2 and the approximations shown in Section 4.1.