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The phrase "a workstation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type of workstation associated with a particular function or purpose.
Example: "The company invested in a workstation of advanced technology to enhance productivity in the design department."
Alternatives: "a workstation for" or "a workstation dedicated to".
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To evaluate the implementation, a workstation of 13 processors was used to run the experiments.
The first case study is in a workstation of an automobile parts industry.
The method has been coded in C++ and run on a workstation of Lenovo ThinkStation D20 4155-BM4 with 16 processors.
We implement these four algorithms in C language on a workstation of DELL Corporation and evaluate the runtime costs, as summarized in Table 3.
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HP also announced the availability of a new AMD quad-core processor-based workstation that offers the power of a workstation for the price of a PC.
When an image is transferred from a workstation to one of the server node, it is replicated across intranet between the members of the replication group.
Commissioned by the art strategy group, the desk combines a unique design constructed from oak and sycamore and functions as a workstation for six members of parliamentary staff.
We used a Picker PQ2000 CT-scan, which has a workstation for the processing of images.
On the beach in front of his house, Macko uses a washed-up cedar trunk as a workstation to secure large pieces of sockeye salmon between cedar stakes.
MI implemented as described above took 1 d per imputation (chain of 10 iterations) on a workstation consisting of 24 Intel Xeon X7460 CPU processors at 2.66 GHz with 264 Gb of RAM.
"It is no longer a workstation kind of analysis".
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