Sentence examples for inherent core from inspiring English sources

Recent manycore processors provide inherent core redundancy and the redundancies can be exploited to resolve the yield and reliability problems.

To discover what mobile video startups have a chance at greatness, we must focus on the inherent core difference between videos and stills.

But when we think about motivation we must think about the underlying core values that are still inherent to participation in sport.

For example, companies like Intuit and First Data have realized they are sitting on a trove of valuable data, inherent to their core business, but how do they use that data to create offers without making you feel like they're invading your privacy?

Abuse and cruelty are no more inherent to our core values than they are to any other cultures.

The 9/11 and other attacks exposed the violent tendencies of Islam, which many believe are inherent in its core doctrines.

Partially to counter the darkness inherent to its core work, the organization's executive director Tara Peterson said she decided last year to launch a positive space for the community and started the leadership conference.

More broadly, our results demonstrate that evolutionary innovations may rely not only on the acquisition of novel genes or the co-option of molecular machinery for entirely new purposes, but also on the inherent malleability of core cellular processes.

The relative weaknesses are as follows: (1) the overall underdeveloped strength of enterprises, with inherent deficiencies in their core competitiveness and innovation levels; (2) lack of certain core technologies; (3) lack of a sophisticated standardization and incomplete standards system; and (4) weak brand-building ability and insufficient brand promotion.

Salman demonstrates two of the core drawbacks inherent in relying too heavily on the judiciary to articulate criminal prohibitions.

Because of the inherent advantage of RAM, core memory was the principal form of main memory until superseded by semiconductor memory in the late 1960s.