Sentence examples for core version of from inspiring English sources

There will be a core version of the site that is free and doesn't feel crippled, but certain things like selling downloads or merchandise, or getting access to more in-depth statistical information, will be paid features for bands.

Since our report "The Definition of Micro-PRL" in October 1981, we have had the experience of designing, building and using a complete core version of the system (called $\lambda$PRL).

A few years ago, Ubuntu launched a minimalist "core" version of its operating system for embedded systems.

When comparing a JOP CMP system against the complex Java processor picoJava, a dual core version of JOP is about 5% slower than a single picoJava core, but consumes only 22% of the chip resources.

While the core version of SendBird is able to handle most use cases for organizations looking for chat functionality, co-founder John Kim said that as it's continued to grow and bring on more companies, those niche cases are starting to fill out and the tools are more and more capable of helping larger organizations.

By GA we denote the set of all human genes annotated in the core version of the EnsEMBL database.

There are even more hard core versions of washing your hair, such as only using soap or water, or not bothering to wash it at all; the choice is yours.

ARM expects the dual-core version of the Cortex-A9 to run at 2GHz and above, which will be suitable for use in smartbooks or netbooks in 2011.

But the new 15in MacBook Pro is by far the more powerful, with a quad-core version of Intel's i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.

This patter, which rings hollow throughout the picture, sounds like the badly translated dubbing from some weird Eastern European soft-core version of "Emmanuelle".

We achieve a 1 2 orders of magnitude performance gain over a comparable CPU-core version of the algorithm, depending on the implementation (single threaded or OpenMP).