Sentence examples for resources for processing from inspiring English sources

In that sense, adaptive computations can be controlled to execute flexibly to spare resources for processing more business requests.

Secondly, because the capsules are of a small size around 26 × 11 mm (length × diameter), the power and resources for processing on the capsule are very limited.

To this aim, we derive the optimal number of resources for processing user signals as a function of the environmental conditions and constraints.

With respect to selection models of relevant information, the early selection occurs when the level of perceptual load required by the processing of relevant information is sufficiently high to exhaust the perception capacity, leaving no resources for processing distractors.

On the contrary, when the workload stays very high, it is feasible to stop the noncritical ACs (e.g., the RTM in Sect. 2.2) or degrade them to save resources for processing more business requests.

Although there are several user friendly resources for processing image features, such as enhancement, colour manipulation and compression, the development of new processing methods is still worthy of efforts.

According to this theory, within a dual tracking/target detection paradigm, the central tracking task may consume visual processing resources, limiting the attentional resources necessary for processing peripheral items.

We can now say that strong FI, leading to strong mutual inhibition between coactive HNCs, corresponds, at the cognitive level, to small amounts of attentional resources available for processing new sensory input (as small amounts of resources, or low attention, imply a tougher competition between costimulated lexical representations, and between ongoing activity in the brain and sensory input).

The women's heart rates were lower in the objectified condition than in the non-objectified condition; this was interpreted as indicating increased processing of environmental cues in the objectified state (i.e., paying increased attention to the clothing), which reduced the cognitive resources available for processing other stimuli.

Unfortunately, we decided to examine the TR motifs of 1 50 bp because of the constraints in both current bioinformatics tools and the demanding computational resources required for processing all 31 genomes (i.e., CPU, memory, and execution periods).

In this paper, we discuss issues in designing resource schedulers for processing engines in programmable networks.