Sentence examples for scales of processing from inspiring English sources

The Laplacian pyramid decomposition is a suitable MR decomposition for the present task as it is simple, efficient and better mirrors the multiple scales of processing in the HVS.

The image pyramid offers a flexible, convenient multi-resolution format that matches the multiple scales found in the visual scenes and mirrors the multiple scales of processing in the human visual system [26].

Only some kind of supernatural model has the right kind of features to accommodate the temporal dynamics of the experience; rival models (such as the neuroscientifically-informed brain dysfunction model) do not generate predictions at the rapid time scales of processing of sensorimotor systems.

These types of results could help researchers understand the time scale of processing for each brain area, Hasson said.

The purpose of the test was to find out how performance of a technology scales, when the amount of processing nodes in the cloud infrastructure is increased.

Despite the smaller-scale of processing, complexities from discontinuities and run-to-run variations make waste minimization in batch plants more challenging.

For small-scale FJSP problems, the solution efficiency is high; however, as the scale of the manufacturing industry continues to grow, the scale of processing products is getting larger and larger.

This will act as a constraint to the processing industry's ambitions to expand the scale of processing to achieve internationally cost-competitive levels using local wood and fibre (de Fegely et al. 2011).

They decrease significantly from $0.71 to $0.58 per litre concurrent with increasing economies of scale in processing up to a limiting plant scale of 550 × 106 l year-1.

The next section details the methods applied in developing a model that characterises system economics, logistical flows and economies of scale in processing.

"Implications of scales in processing of information". Professor Sandip Tiwari (ECE) was named the 2007 recipient of the IEEE Cledo Brunetti Award with the accompanying citation: "For pioneering contributions to nano-crystal memories and to quantum effect devices". The award (1 million per year for 5 years) will be shared approximately equally between Cornell and Columbia (Columbia is the lead).