Sentence examples for traditionally handled by from inspiring English sources
Additional efficiencies can be gained by using a single D.S.P. chip to handle tasks traditionally handled by additional chips.
Staffing at record companies has decreased almost sixty per cent in the past decade, and managers now perform many of the functions traditionally handled by label executives — suggesting a producer, scheduling release dates and media appearances, and devising marketing strategies.
Marion Nestle, a nutrition professor at New York University, said it was unusual for the commission to act in a case involving health claims made for food products, an area traditionally handled by the Food and Drug Administration.
Staffing at record companies has decreased almost sixty per cent in the past decade, and managers now perform many of the functions traditionally handled by label executives suggesting a producer, scheduling release dates and media appearances, and devising marketing strategies.
Artificial perception is traditionally handled by hand-designing task specific algorithms.
Time series prediction is traditionally handled by linear models such as autoregressive and moving-average.
The network, founded in 1979, has traditionally handled callers' uncivilized language by ignoring it and moving on quickly to the next caller.
Still, it was a task that had traditionally been handled by programmers, mostly for logistical reasons.
This basically involved repudiating the corrupt way in which technology IPOs had traditionally been handled by Wall Street.
Despite his contempt for Mr Zoellick's post, he has promised to create a similar one in Brazil (where trade talks have traditionally been handled by the foreign ministry).
Meddling in a U.N. appointment that has traditionally been handled by the European Union (which provides more than eighty per cent of project funding), however, marks a new level of petty retribution, and Schori, who is tall, and bald, like Blix, with sharp features and blue eyes, believes he has been maliciously miscast.
