Sentence examples for trend of processing from inspiring English sources

An in-depth examination of the hydrodynamics of gas-solid fluidized beds at high temperature and pressure is critical for their design and operation owing to the global trend of processing lower quality feedstocks, e.g., high ash content coal, biomass, and waste, in these units.

Whether we want to better forecast weather patterns, improve the accuracy of medical diagnoses, track the virility of Flappy Bird or analyze financial trends, we have no efficient way of processing the information.

The growing importance of processing data and event streams is another trend likely to affect transactional middleware products.

"Every step of processing changes the possibilities".

Fig. 8 Research trend in signal processing methods with time.

The two children who were off thyroxin at baseline and were on thyroxin at the second study visit, showed a trend of higher visual processing scores at the second study visit.

Level of processing: Moderately processed.

Patients treated with lithium outperformed patients on divalproex on several cognitive tasks (Torres et al. 2010), whilst an increase in the daily dose of antipsychotic medication trended towards poorer processing speed in FEM patients (Hellvin et al. 2012).

This special issue (SI) of the EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems (Springer) entitled "Energy Efficient Architectures for Embedded Systems" is mainly focused on new design and development trends of energy efficient processing architectures for embedded systems.

The potential, feasibility, current state-of-the-art, and future trends of electrical signal processing techniques are used to mitigate ISI effects within a range of multi-Gb/s optical applications of current and future importance.

Different concentrations (150, 300 and 450 mmol /L) of NaCl solution were used for the processing of Kandelia candel seedlings, the POD activity had shown an overall increasing trend with the increase of processing time, which had reached the maximum (12.09, 15.19 and 13.32 u/g.min−1) in each treatment at 24 h and were all significantly higher than that of the control (10.45 u/g.min−1) (P <0.05).