Assume that the communication in the network is synchronous, i.e., occurs in discrete "rounds," and in every round every processor is allowed to pick one of its neighbors, and to send it a message.
Many rendering companies actually charge small processors for having to pick up their unused parts due to low volume.
Red cans aimed at gamers, including a built-in audio processor, £177 "If I were to pick a pair on aesthetics, these would be the ones, they look cool and they're the best for noise-cancelling.
When food banks spread across the country in the 1970s and '80s, a food solicitor at a bank would contact supermarkets, food processors and distributors and arrange to pick up truckloads of dented soup cans or breakfast cereal that got lost in a warehouse and passed its sell-by date.
We conceptualize such a central processor as a frequency scanner, a cortical device designed to pick up synchronized brain activity over a specific range of frequencies.
"You've got to pick up the data from memory and put it in the processor in order to work with it," says Graham Kirsch, chief architect of Micron's active memory division.
Play your guitar through your regular guitar processor into the mixer along with the microphones: one for your voice and another to pick up live acoustic sounds from your guitar.
And with momentum expected to pick up in the third and fourth quarters, the nation's largest meat processor stood by its full-year forecast.
"For recycling, you need generators to separate out their food scraps, haulers willing to pick up those scraps separately from their traditional waste pick-ups, and processors to recycle those scraps into compost, energy or other products," Vared said.
