Sentence examples for cores of a from inspiring English sources

The net binding forces between electrons and atomic cores of a metal are comparable in strength to those that hold ionic compounds together.

It is faster (a Snapdragon 600 chip has double the processing cores of a Snapdragon S4); shoots larger, more precise pictures (thirteen megapixels compared to eight); lasts longer (with a twenty per cent larger battery) and has a bigger, clearer screen (a 1920-by-1080-resolution, 4.99-inch display is now in a space that previously contained a 1280-by-720-resolution, 4.8-inch display).

In another variant, known as a moving-iron pick-up, a stationary magnet is used to magnetise the cores of a set of coils, while a tiny iron bar or disc attached to the end of the stylus uses the vibrations to vary the air gap between itself and the coils, producing a voltage that is proportional to the sound encoded in the groove.

Bandwidth between cores of a multicore processor is also typically higher than a multiprocessor.

On the second level OpenMP is used to engage multiple CPU cores of a computing node.

We present mass profiles for the cores of a sample of relaxed galaxy clusters.

The questions go to the core of a damaged society.

That's the core of a pretty good starting staff.

A native politician, Barthelemy Boganda, wanted to make it the core of a U.S. of Latin Africa.

"A school often functions as a core of a community," she said.

"A stronger eurozone should be the core of a deepened E.U".