Sentence examples for the next processing from inspiring English sources

Also discussed are the forthcoming evolutions of the processing chains and improvements anticipated in the next processing Baseline.

Solvent exchange or solvent swap is commonly used in production of complex organic molecules when the next processing step requires that the solute be dissolved in a different solvent.

'Interpretive Processing' was applied to the walkaway VSP, meaning that when applying conventional processing techniques, every accomplished step was interpreted and the interpreted information was used in the design of the next processing step.

Only the RNA samples with a RIN (RNA integrity number) >8.0, OD260/280 ratio ranged from 1.9 to 2.1, and OD260/230 ratio of 2.0 to 2.5, were used for the next processing.

The prevailing workflow metaphor depicts a business process as a stream or flow of documents, and/or (intermediate or finished) products, processed stepwise by each agent in turn, that is, when the particular work piece comes flowing past them, and then passed on toward the next processing station.

NVIDIA is pushing hard to stay ahead of the competition as large companies and start ups start targeting NN inference acceleration as the next processing gold rush.

Since one frame delay exists due to "T/F" and "F/T" processing [17], the next process depicted in Figure 4(c) uses the delayed residuals,.

Before next processing, the size of tested images was reduced in size to 685 × 584 pixels and calibrated to prove the measurement of pathological changes comparable.

In such a case, the current polygon processing is interrupted and a jump is executed to the next polygon processing.

The National Security Agency's global spy satellites and supercomputers have for years taken the search capability to the next level, processing the content of up to two million calls and e-mail messages per hour around the world.

"The problem in CO2 conversion is how to selectively convert it," Surendranath says that is, how to end up with carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas in the desired proportion to provide the feedstock for the next chemical processing steps.