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Free sign upThe phrase "and the processor is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing additional information or clarification about a processor in a technical context.
Example: "The device has several components, and the processor is the most critical part for performance."
Alternatives: "and the CPU is" or "and the chip is".
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And the processor is feeble by conventional standards.
The Pixi is not quite the masterpiece the Pre is: the camera isn't as powerful, the screen is shorter by 80 precious pixels and the processor is much pokier.
A general solution procedure suitable for arbitrary power functions of the motor and the processor is proposed.
The hardware itself is quite large compared to similar devices and the processor is a bit aged.
Each processor includes an image sensor, so the I/O bottleneck between the sensor and the processor is eliminated, and the performance and power consumption are highly improved.
The screen is pushing pixels at a pretty mediocre resolution of 320×480, and the processor is seemingly clocked at the same speed.
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The smaller iPad Pro has a smaller battery, and underclocking the processor is a good way to save battery.
This allows the user to prioritize across real-time and conventional computations, and dictate how the processor is to be shared among applications of the same priority.
If true, that presents an even bigger problem for consumers: they have to evaluate the quality of the chip inside the camera, a difficult job because information about the type and maker of the processor is not readily available.
So much depends upon the UI designers and coders that the processor is really only a secondary consideration.
The processor is faster and the screen and sound are great.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com