The phrase "a processor that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a processor that has certain features or components as part of its design.
Example: "The new model features a processor that includes advanced graphics capabilities for enhanced gaming performance."
Alternatives: "a processor featuring" or "a processor equipped with".
Our platform is based on a Click network packet processor that includes the Srcr routing protocol implementation for wireless networks[19].
The self-elimination and self-replication capabilities of cell(s) are performed when the FTS detects a failure in any of the processors that include it, so that this cell(s) will be self-discarded for future implementations.
Intel and Advanced Micro Devices both sell main processors that include graphics abilities, cutting out the need for add-on graphics processors, and already eating into some Nvidia sales.
The processor subsystem includes a processor that executes the novel fast SfS algorithm presented in the previous section.
A third of the size of most other controllers, the Ultra-Compact Multitasking Motor Controller includes a processor that directs a single small motor and interfaces with onboard sensors and other traditional controllers.
The device includes two parts, the implant and a processor that sits just outside the ear.
This work proposes a configurable RISC processor associated to a design flow that includes a hardware synthesis flow and a software toolchain.
Different to our work, the contribution of that paper is the simulation of a system that includes processors and peripherals and uses binary translation to simulate the target binary code on top of a host instruction-set architecture.
Super cool: When chilled almost to absolute zero, this chip becomes a quantum computer that includes both a processor (the two black squares) and memory (the snaking lines on either side).
Other Information on the Web: The Popcorn Board (//www.popcorn.org/) is a nonprofit organization funded by U.S. popcorn processors, with a Web site that includes a page for kids and teachers.
