Sentence examples for targeted processing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the task-driven process determines the harmful intrusions orderly according to their severity, which makes a priority mechanism for the system as well as targeted processing for different harmful intrusion.

Our method consists in evaluating online the application context and adapting its implementation onto the different targeted processing units by launching a run time partitioning algorithm.

Thus, the trends observed with tRFs likely represent bona fide targeted processing of tRNAs, and the tRF association with different RISC complexes in the context of age may reflects an important regulatory function.

First, opa repeat variability may affect the absolute levels of Notch protein due to increased degradation during cotranslational membrane targeting, processing, or in the mature full-length membrane bound or cleaved NICD forms.

Particulates can impact on the mechanism of antigen uptake and therefore consequent endosomal targeting, processing and dynamics of presentation (De Temmerman et al., 2011; Zhao et al., 2011; Ghimire et al., 2012).

We therefore suggest that the binding of reafferent visual information about the movement to the corresponding motor command is achieved without (or at least compared to target processing with much less) aid of visual attention.

Most recent data indicate that the inhibitory mechanisms associated with enhanced posterior alpha support primarily the continuous maintenance of optimal activation level for target processing, whereas facilitatory processes reflected by alpha decrease subserve transient activations for target anticipation [41].

It provides more targeted data processing and storage support for the EEIAS.

Such differences between exemplar or category searches are expected to reflect task-induced differences in target processing strategy, including the representations used for visual search.

Presenting target objects on contextual landscape scenes, we introduced a cueing technique designed to focus subjects' attention on target processing.

Earlier results, especially redundant-target processing times which are faster than predicted by the race-model inequality (Miller, 1982), implicated coactivation as a necessary explanation of redundant-target processing.