Sentence examples for processor according to from inspiring English sources
Two seemingly identical, brand new, iPhones 6S may have a battery life that differs by up to two hours depending on which of two companies manufactured their processor, according to reports from owners.
Indeed, Nestlé is "the sole Cumbrian processor," according to the county council's report, and milk from vaccinated animals would not have been allowed out of the region for processing elsewhere.
It's also the cellphone world's first 64-bit processor, according to the company, which is an especially attractive feature for game makers; it can "load in" new scenes five times faster than the previous chip.
The company is working on a handheld tablet based on Google's Android software and an ARM-based processor, according to news reports.
Nvidia today announced its latest Tegra 4 processor, the Tegra 4i, which ships with an integrated LTE modem, which also offers the highest performance rating of any single-chip mobile processor according to the company and weighs in at half the size of the competing Snapdragon 800.
Under the hood, Vision runs on Android's Gingerbread operating system and a 1GHz processor, according to Huawei's announcement of the device.
Wachovia also worked with other payment processors, according to court documents.
At Wang's peak, some 80 percent of the top 2,000 corporations used the company's word processors, according to Bloomberg Businessweek.
The company ended the fourth quarter with 23percentt of the market for personal computer processors, according to Dean McCarron, an analyst at Mercury Research in Cave Creek, Ariz.
At Adecco Employment Services, a placement agency in Melville, N.Y., there are openings for health care workers, call-center support workers and mortgage processors, according to Tom Lucas, senior vice president for human resources.
"AmCham E.U. would like to caution against an attempt to address all the societal challenges of the 'right to be forgotten' exclusively through creation of unjustified obligations on data controllers and processors," according to the chamber's document.
