Sentence examples for volume of processing from inspiring English sources

Tissues were removed from the bats and pooled into an appropriate volume of processing medium, depending on the size of the tissue, in specimen jars on wet ice.

Of course, given the volume of mail, processing speed was not an issue in the 1700s.

Thus, application of the HoMC, which facilitates learning with a limited number of data, improves the accuracy and the volume of data processing.

Overall, big data consists of three v's: volume of data, velocity of processing the data, and variability of data sources.

In general, big data has four important features, so called four V's: volume of data, velocity of processing the data, variability of data sources, and veracity of the data quality.

"Preparations have been made for launching our world's 3D map project and we are currently creating an appropriate data centre which could be capable of processing this volume of information," the semi-official Mehr news agency quoted Nami as saying on Tuesday.

Software level designing has the upper hand to hardware level designing in terms of validating several conditions, handling add-in functionality for the system and easier configurability, where as hardware is faster and functionally superior to software in terms of processing high volume of data for computation.

In comparison to other colloid methods, such as density gradient centrifugation, the use of SLC present advantages for boar semen due to its simplicity of preparation, species-specific formulations and the possibility of processing large volume of ejaculates [ 8].

The proposed KM-HMR achieves the above goal of processing large volumes of data in parallel with the MapReduce programming model.

Paper 2: Tracking time evolving data streams for short-term traffic forecasting, by Amr Abdullatif, Francesco Masulli, and Stefano Rovetta, addresses the problem of processing large volumes of traffic flow data collected in a real-time setting.

Investors who call for a ban on market technology and high-frequency trading (the two are really the same discipline) should consider the following: Unlike 20 years ago, we are now bombarded by millions of data points every second -- market data, economic indicators, news, Twitter, etc. Human eyes are biologically incapable of processing such volumes of information.