The phrase "arm based" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe technology or systems that are built on ARM architecture, often in the context of processors or computing devices.
Example: "The new smartphone features an arm based processor that enhances its performance and energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "ARM architecture" or "ARM-powered".
We describe a preliminary implementation on an ARM based microcontroller.
At the same time the landscape of credible Arm based mobile apps processor vendors appears to be dwindling.
When compared to the baseline ARM and FPGA based multi-core systems, the FPGA and ARM based MRAPC systems achieve up to 2.15× and 1.91× performance respectively.
The ARM chip design licensed by a company called ARM, based in Cambridge, U.K. originates from a battery-constrained environment, which means that it is inherently low-power.
He said: Intel has made a breakthrough in finally having competitive chips for smartphones and tablets against Arm based competitors and it could have a period of leadership.
Fourthly, a DSP and ARM based embedded secure video sensing system is designed, and the proposed encryption scheme has been implemented in it.
For BBC Worldwide, the broadcaster's commercial arm, basing a sales pitch on the presenting talent is a delicate business.
Each party shall determine for itself the composition and structure of its strategic offensive arms, based on the established aggregate limit for the number of such warheads.
Artificial metalloenzymes (ArMs) based on the incorporation of a biotinylated metal cofactor within streptavidin (Sav) combine attractive features of both homogeneous and enzymatic catalysts.
Could a government agency decide to rescind an individual's right to bear arms based on his or her Twitter posts?
A chemogenetic optimization strategy opens up the possibility to rapidly improve the catalytic performance of ArMs based on the biotin-Sav technology (Fig. 1).
