One new approach, Halfhill says, is to put more, but simpler cores on a chip to accomplish the same computing work more efficiently.
Bond Street's version of "Romeo and Juliet" reduces the play's multiple themes to a simple core.
Francis has indicated in multiple ways that the simple, core message of Christianity is far greater than the ideological battles that have dominated many of the Church's encyclicals over the past hundred and fifty years.
The solution recommended by the Young panel was to hold the program to a simple core station, able to accommodate only three crew members for lengthy stays, while giving NASA two years to get its management act together before deciding whether to complete a station able to support six or seven people as had been expected.
It represents both the emergent complexity of the game and its extremely simple core nature.
It follows the "smart edge, simple core" design rule of the Internet.
This innovative design configuration eliminates the cylinder-head and valve-train components of conventional engines, offering an efficient, compact and simple core engine structure".
We describe Dubious, a simple core language including first-class generic functions with symmetric multimethods, a classless object model, and modules that can be separately typechecked.
In another, a team writing in Science says they have "entangled" two qubits - representing the simplest core of a quantum computer - within a semiconductor, materials that standard computer makers are already familiar with manufacturing.
With that extra heat, a dynamo could operate by simple core cooling by convective withdrawal of heat by the mantle from the core-mantle boundary, with the mantle operating in a stagnant lid regime (i.e., no plate tectonics).
The relatively simple core principle of stereolithography developed in the 1980s has sparked a materials and technological revolution that has seen the development of more precise printers, intelligent bioinks, and scaffold materials capable of supporting de novo tissue growth.
