Sentence examples for cores are often from inspiring English sources

Several reconfigurable cores are often integrated onto a single chip where they share external resources such as memory.

They have the advantage of being fairly ubiquitous in regions now populated by humans, unlike the polar regions where ice cores are often obtained.

Gapless inductor cores are often used in forward converters, in which the secondary current flows at the same time as the primary current.

While this is clearly a function of the heterogeneity of the marker considered and the tumor type, the use of two cores is often the standard for TMA based studies [ 21, 22].

Models of the Earth's field outside its core are often expanded in terms of spherical harmonics, with the coefficients in the expansion (one for each harmonic, identified by degree l and order m) referred to as Gauss coefficients (after Gauss, the first to represent the Earth's field in this manner (Gauss 1839)).

Also, tissue heterogeneity is a major limitation of kidney biopsies, as tubulointerstitial fibrosis (and subsequently DNA-, RNand and protein-modifications) is not evenly distributed within the diseased kidney and common biopsy-cores are often not representative.

The central core is often where that bitterness is most concentrated, so trim or remove it altogether.

The smallest doll, he said, the one at the very core, is often a contest over land.

This core is often embellished with other domains such as the telokin Ig-like domain of phage P22.

"In the Senate you have to start with a bipartisan core to get things done, and that core is often formed with the women," Ms. Gillibrand said.

This is a game in the cinematic platform tradition of Flashback, Another World and Prince of Persia and, while it's dressed in contemporary shades, its core is often as unforgiving as its influences.