Sentence examples for the processor that from inspiring English sources

But as broadband connections to the net became commonplace, something strange happened: if you had a fast enough connection to the network, you became less concerned about the precise location of either your stored data or the processor that was performing computational tasks for you.

It maps one process after another, choosing the processor that leads to the minimum mapping cost.

"They bought a subdivision of Intel called X-Scale, which makes the processor that goes into high-end cellphones like smart phones," Shah says.

Meanwhile, the youngest generation of male car buyers would rather have a pickup or a four-cylinder Mitsubishi Eclipse or Acura RSX with a modified ECU (the processor that controls power output).

This is due to the model of the processor that has been loaded on VIPPE and to the approximation of the cost of each instruction equal to one clock cycle.

This is mainly due to the model of the processor that has been loaded on VIPPE and to the approximation of the cost of each instruction equal to one clock cycle.

NetLogic, for instance, designs the processors that are built into the routers, created by companies like Cisco and Shenzhen, China-based Huawei.

The processors that dominate the market for mobile devices are designed by ARM, a Cambridge company, not by Intel; and Microsoft's monopolistic grip on the desktop computing market turned out to be a wasting asset.

Perhaps early computer buyers would have compromised on performance to save money, but it was not the processors that were costing them.

The scheduling problem consists of two interrelated sub-problems, which are finding a sequence of pipelined multiprocessor tasks on a processor and finding a proper mapping of tasks to the processors that are already being sequenced.

It has dominated the market for the processors that power desktop and laptop PCs for decades.