Collocations withprocessing
These are words often used in combination withprocessing.
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discourse processing
Recent approaches to discourse processing, on the other hand, that allow robust parsing require extensive corpora investigations.
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mineral processing
As mining and mineral processing are very capital-intensive activities this is not so surprising and perhaps gross product originating on an industry basis should have been used.
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ore processing
The releases of radioactivity from normal operations are the small planned releases from uranium ore processing, enrichment, power reactors, reprocessing plants and waste stores.
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Wikipedia
processing capacity
Rather, mastery may also be determined by other basic cognitive factors such as memory or processing capacity.
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processing disorder
The prevalence of central auditory processing disorder and of cognitive disorder was 50% and 41% respectively.
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processing equipment
Environmental swab specimens were taken from several locations of the food processing equipment after it had been cleaned using routine cleaning procedures.
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processing factory
The trustees have been instrumental in the past 12 months in developing a large herring and mackerel processing factory, which employs about 100 people.
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Hansard archive
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processing node
Each node in the input layer is fully connected with every processing node in the competition layer.
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processing plant
According to an interview carried out with one of the directors of the processing plant, very few hunters took part in this project.
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timber processing
The decrease of imports of splints and logs can also be attributed to the progress of timber processing technology, as well as changes in the availability of local timbers.
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