Sentence examples for records processing of from inspiring English sources

This work records processing of the Digital Elevation Model (DEM) derived from the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM), which succeeded in revealing an ancient drainage complex of the Madeira River, one of the main Amazonas tributaries, where other remote sensing products failed the detection.

32 33 In this analysis, in order to allow for the delay in records processing, the date of the last follow-up was set as 31 December 2009 for study participants, 6 months before the most recent record linkage (30 June 2010).

It is perhaps the speed of recording, processing, storage of data, and the creation of engine 'models" that has been responsible for the most revolutionary changes in the practice of engine testing in the last few years.

A log file is created along with each output file, which records the processing of the data and provides useful error information (see online supplementary appendix 1 for log file of output 1).

This integrated system provides a novel interface for the recording and processing of three-dimensional neuronal signals in three modalities.

For the continuous recording and processing of the laser-Doppler signal and mean arterial blood pressure, a data acquisition software (Neurodyn, HSE, March-Hugstetten, Germany) was used.

The recording and processing of cochlear microphone potentials in hearing studies is currently in the definitive validation phase against results obtained with other objective procedures.

A training yacht with a distributed sensors net for multi-parametric recording and processing of the work of small (< 24") sail yacht and her crew has been designed and built.

It is based on the recording and processing of double pass retinal images of a point source.

For the recording and processing of structured morphological and related types of character data, the Xper software (27) is used.

One of the major issues is that, the methods of recording, processing and displaying BSPMs have not yet been standardised [ 16].