The phrase "as a single core" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing computing, processing units, or any situation where something is being treated or considered as one unified entity.
Example: "The application was designed to run efficiently as a single core, maximizing performance without the need for multi-threading."
Alternatives: "as one unit" or "as a unified entity".
The grips would thus differ in detail between cores, as well as gradually changing for a single core as flake removal progressively alters core form.
Microsoft argues that one of the advantages of CNTK is its ability to run on a single core, as well as on a large cluster of GPU-based machines.
Using the method of lines approach with the second order total variation diminishing Runge Kutta time integration scheme, piecewise linear reconstruction, and a Harten Lax van Leer Riemann solver, we achieve an overall speedup of approximately 10 times faster execution on one graphics card as compared to a single core on the host computer.
Only in case of GLUT1 and CAIX, the tumor was classified as positive when a single core showed positivity.
This setup achieves a 42-fold (40-fold) speedup for the RS119 (CK34) dataset as compared to a single core of the SCC.
It's challenging to write interesting applications without using classes, and this is as true in the distributed setting as it is on a single core.
Each subproblem is solved as an MIP on a single core of a computer, so that many sub problems can be solved simultaneously.
But that performance increase on a single core doesn't grow as fast as in previous generations of single-core chips, right?
The use of additional criteria such as length or percentage of a single core involved might reduce the amount of reclassification, but would likely reduce the number of patients to whom AS could be offered.
In fact, some theorists go so far as to limit human rights to a single core right or two for example, the right to life or the right to equal opportunity.
