Sentence examples for processing whose from inspiring English sources

But it is still suited to a very particular set of tasks that can be solved by directed, yet highly distributed, parallel processing, whose proper functioning is predicated on having good information to process.

Towards this, we assume the existence of dedicated receivers, called reference terminals, which are capable of multicarrier processing, whose function is to provide channel estimates for calibration.

Unfortunately, all these approaches result in a significant increase of computational complexity compared to common OFDM processing, whose favorable property is to enable an independent subcarrier-wise processing.

Supercritical fluid extraction has been used for obtaining antioxidants from rice wine lees; however, it has not been applied to lees from grape processing, whose antioxidants composition is different.

The development of these interactive tools along with the underlying speech technologies that support them requires the existence of speech processing, whose algorithms must be robust with respect to the sources of speech variability that are characteristic of this population of speakers.

Here we describe single neurons engaged in both error detection and response alertness processing, whose activation is closely associated with the improvement of subsequent behavioral performance.

The presented procedure targets those kinds of signal processing systems whose processing functionality is based on input signals.

GPU is a massively parallel device, with a significant number of processing cores, whose processing ability can be exploited for general purpose use in high arithmetic intensity algorithms, where the parallel nature of its architecture can be exploited to maximum benefit.

The fingerprint matching process is a processing step whose computational requirements limit the size of the fingerprint database that can be dealt with.

Dual-route models posit 2 distinct pathways, a sublexical pathway optimized for processing words that follow grapheme phoneme correspondence rules and a lexical pathway optimized for processing words whose grapheme phoneme correspondences represent exceptions to the rules.

But at the head of the valley, poised silently along the banks of the swift-running Maili Suu River, stands a Soviet-era uranium processing plant whose estimated 2.5 million cubic yards of radioactive waste represents a potential environmental disaster.