It's a fundamentally faster processor than the Core2, but a fast Core2 can still take on a slow Core i7, so check your hard hardware sites for the latest reviews before plunking down for a budget next-gen processor.
"They see it fundamentally as fast and healthy, and they appreciate that.
Rather than a set of pure visuals, the film is built more fundamentally around very fast and confusing tempos as if meant deliberately to upset the viewer's equilibrium and to hurry him or her through a long, continuous scene of destruction.
It is fundamentally accepted that fast ion effects are mediated by secondary electrons along a primary track.
Third, we present evidence that time discrimination in auditory sequences differs fundamentally between relatively fast sequences (SOA < 250 ms) and slower sequences (SOA > 250 ms), because this difference might interact with the multiple-look process.
To prepare for a faster, fundamentally shifting, and more interconnected world, which is increasingly global and local, and shaped by actors within and beyond government, the OECD is developing and using global foresight to get ahead of emerging global policy challenges and enable anticipatory global governance.
Understanding diffusion of biomass pyrolysis vapors and their upgraded products in such materials is fundamentally important during catalytic fast pyrolysis (CFP) of lignocellulosic biomass, since diffusion makes major contribution to determine shape selectivity and product distribution.
Those who suggest the UK should leave the EU in favour of forging closer links with those parts of the emerging world that are growing faster are "fundamentally wrong", he says.
There's another post-hoc argument that we lost control; that Gordon's previous reliance on set-piece moments and drawn-out decision-making was fundamentally unsuited to the fast-paced and usually random nature of events in No 10.
Fasting has fundamentally changed my worldview.
