The phrase "a processor for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of processor designed for a particular function or application.
Example: "The new device features a processor for the advanced graphics rendering required in modern video games."
Alternatives: "a chip for the" or "a unit for the".
"Intel brings out a processor for the PC industry at a high price and the price goes down over time," says O' Donovan.
"A preliminary investigation of the service has raised significant concerns about transparency of use of the [partner categories] service for political advertising and wider concerns about the legal basis for the service, including Facebook's claim that it is acting only as a processor for the third-party data providers," it writes.
"God has been good to me," said Bonner, 50, a former correctional officer who now works as a data processor for the Internal Revenue Service.
"With these shootings, the 9/11 terrorist attacks, anthrax, it seems like anything can happen, anytime," said Steve Ridgely, a mail processor for the Postal Service who picked up his son Christopher, 8, at a school in Silver Spring where 100 parent volunteers watched over dismissal.
Use a food processor for the batter; it can overmix then break if made in a stand mixer.
This paper, instead, proposes a reactive processor for the direct execution of Esterel.
The coder is based on an architecture, which we have called MVIP-2, consisting of a set of specialized processors for the main tasks (transforms, quantizers, motion estimation and motion compensation) and a RISC processor for the scheduling tasks.
The hemodynamic (fMRI) data collected in the same task point to the existence of a central processor for the phrase structure assignment.
This paper presents the design and implementation of a dedicated processor for the interpolation task in computerized numerical control (CNC) machine tools.
In tests, the prototype has proven about 15 times as efficient as using a graphics processor for the same task, and Culurciello believes that improvements to the system could make it 10 times more efficient than it is now.
Instead, mobile industry analysts say Apple will most likely turn to a faster version of the application processor it now buys from Samsung if it opts for a speedier processor for the iPhone.
