Sentence examples for more intensive tasks from inspiring English sources

Only about 4% of local residents were involved in more intensive tasks such as volunteering to work with their local scheme.

In mixed use, leaving aside more intensive tasks like video editing, but including occasional Photoshop use and running the apps I normally use for work, including Slack, Safari, Tweetbot and occasionally Skype, I was able to get between five and six hours out of the MacBook on average, which is plenty for a standard day out of the office.

This frees space in RAM so that other programs can be opened and more intensive computing tasks can be performed.

This week, Raspberry Pi 2 arrived, adding a quad-core chip and double the memory to support more intensive processing tasks.

There's a new, more powerful Raspberry Pi in town… The just announced Pi 2, which goes on sale today, adds a quad-core chip and double the memory to support more intensive processing tasks.

In Bolivia, as in many other Latin America countries, NGOs fulfilled the more intensive extension tasks.

More processor intensive tasks such as computer aided design, digital imaging and video editing will also form part of the lot.

On the contrary, their female counterparts are concentrated in occupations such as teaching professionals, health professionals and administrative associate professionals, which require more service intensive tasks.

I shot a side-by-side comparison shot of the two devices executing a number of tasks, including simple stuff like opening webpages and Facebook, to more processor intensive tasks like exporting a 1o second 1080p HD video in iMovie.

This process has affected males more strongly than females since males have a higher concentration in occupations more intensive in routine tasks.

General internet use – loading web pages, sending email and scanning Facebook or Twitter – is also faster over 4G, but more data-intensive tasks are where the network comes into its own.