Sentence examples for core known from inspiring English sources

The software's core, known as a rootkit, is small and can be installed via a memory stick or email.

But MPs have raised concerns the party is becoming increasingly dominated by a core known in Westminster as the Mice – the metropolitan intellectual cultural elite.

The idea of a defence core, known as "structured co-operation", has the ostensible purpose of ensuring that countries that take part have genuine military capabilities to contribute.

The brick exterior to Studio One, where Strictly Come Dancing is filmed, along with the glass-panelled circular core known to BBC staff as "The Doughnut", are listed with special-interest status.

Reduced to its essentials, it contends that Robert Justus Kleberg, the lawyer who took over the King Ranch after marrying Richard King's favorite daughter in the 1880's, may have swindled William Chapman's widow of half of a roughly 15,000-acre holding at the ranch's core, known as the Rincón de Santa Gertrudis, after an old Spanish land grant.

In this part of the Netherlands, the bulk of the population is concentrated in the horseshoe-shaped urban core known as the Randstad ("Rim City," or "City on the Edge"), comprising such cities as Rotterdam, The Hague, Leiden, Haarlem, Amsterdam, Hilversum, and Utrecht.

And Apple Core knew something about the location.

A lot of people knew about his dual personality, but only a tight core knew about his third, the deadly one.

"This is not an emotional reaction to recent events, rather an ethical decision that part of me regrets but my core knows is the right choice," Odoms added.

In the fall of 1990, after Ms. Bhutto's ouster, senior officials of the State Department handed Sahibzada Yaqub Khan, the Pakistani Foreign Minister, a letter demanding that his nation destroy the nuclear-bomb cores known to be in existence.

There is an on-chip shared memory of 4,096 KB accessible by all cores, known as multi-core shared memory controller (MSMC) memory, and an external 64-bit DDR3 memory interface running at 1,600 MHz with ECC support.