Sentence examples for processor that allows from inspiring English sources
The most important issue is to design a scalable processor that allows accelerators to be attached.
It has the tried and tested Android operating system, and a fast-ish processor that allows users to whizz around pretty smoothly.
Controlled via a smartphone app, the Ziks have four levels of noise cancelling and a built-in digital signal processor that allows users to tweak the sound to their liking.
Writely is a word processor that allows for secure document collaboration.
That includes the recently released Hero6 Black, which looks basically identical to the Hero5 but packs a more powerful processor that allows it to record 4K/60p video and capture a wider dynamic range.
The ATIV Tab 3 houses an Intel Atom processor that allows it to be thinner and lighter than an iPad, despite having the same 10.1-inch screen size, and it ought to have comparable battery life too.
It was an opportune time because the industry had begun to turn out personal computers and game consoles with more powerful graphics processors that allowed artists to put forth their wildest dreams.
Qualcomm also has products for Bluetooth and GPS devices, but the bulk of its business is in 3G technology and the design of core chipset processors that allow cellphones to transmit data to radio towers and run applications.
His research focuses on exploring the intricacies of complex cell systems, specificially the molecular factors and processors that allow a wide variety of different neuronal types to develop from a single fertilized cell.
One of the key extensibility features introduced in Log Parser 2.2 is the new COM input format that enables developers to write COM plug-ins or input processors that allow Log Parser to extract input from new input formats.
Most general-purpose MBS-analysis programs offer a pre- and a post-processor that allow users to define models and evaluate results using the same graphical environment often referred to as a graphical user interface (GUI).
