Sentence examples for more robust processor from inspiring English sources

First, there's the markedly more robust processor that brings new functionality like Siri's voice baked directly into the device.

But if you're running lots of applications or browsing dozens of Web sites at the same time, it's likely worth it to pay for a more robust processor like the AMD Turion or Intel Core 2 Duo.

The native Notes app in OS X has long been a staple of mine for quick memos, thanks in large part to cross-platform syncing, but I often fall back to TextEdit for longer work because of the limitations of Notes as a more robust word processor.

If you have faster processors and sharper displays and more robust data connections, you can engender a feature event stuff no one's even thought up yet.

Because it is periodic, it is simpler to implement, and more robust to changes in the speeds of the processors and/or communication links.

Nowadays many mobile processors for smartphones and tablets, and some more robust ones used in laptops, dynamically adjust clock speed during operation.

As large-scale companies continue to accumulate more and more data on their users' activities, and activities like autonomous driving become more robust and abundant, there will be an even greater need for next-generation processors that can handle those kinds of computations.

Other criticism was more robust.

"We also need more robust sentencing.

And, crucially, it's more robust.

We have to be more robust.