Definition of processor in English:

processor

noun ˈprəʊsɛsəˈprɑˌsɛsər

1A machine that processes something.
处理器
the processor overexposed the film
处理器使得胶卷过度曝光。
Example sentencesExamples
- Many paper processors mix fresh, long fibres with processed paper to make new paper.
- And maybe they'll introduce a new word processor.
- The softwood is processed by single grip processors, which also are owned by other contractors.
- For the past few years hospital staff have plagiarised one of the units taking out the film processor.
- Another approach is to build a prototype of the machine with relatively few processors.
- Again, this is no great surprise since the processor there is fourteen years old.
- A digital signal processor in the system defines individual detection zones, which can be programmed by the operator.
- Again, the future plans are to have devices with cell processors able to communicate with each other.
- Sony's digital reality creation processors are the crucial element in producing sharp pictures.
- A young 15 yr old lad came to see me, so I showed him how to put film into the processor.
- Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes.
- The sound and speech processor analyzes the sound and converts it into an electrical signal.
- The generator is about the size of a refrigerator and runs on natural gas or propane, with a fuel processor to extract the hydrogen
- Its 64 way parallel processing will allow you to slot a number of processors in a line.
1. 1.1Computing
  another term for central processing unit
  Example sentencesExamples
  Two of the claims, covering network processors and digital video chips, will be investigating in the current hearing.
  As yet the new machines' processors are not known, beyond the generic G4 classification.
  The industry is used to doubling the speed of processors and the cost of them every 18 months.
  What PC World is actually doing is selling a laptop with a desktop processor in it.
  As expected, the Mac maker announced today that it will next year start phasing Intel processors into its computer line.
  The chip uses a new silicon layering process with multiple processors in the one chip.
  If it won't run on serial processors, then where is the parallel machine that it will run on?
  That's not uncommon with new processors, but the motherboard vendors' solution to the problem is unusual.
  Socket T moves the pins that connect the processor and motherboard from the former to the latter.
  He said that there was little profit to be had, for Intel, outside it's core business of selling computer processors.
  Moving to a 256-bit instruction set means a processor can do twice as much work per MHz.
  Mainboards for AMD processors come in a red box and those for Intel in a blue one.
  The machine has 720 processors and is currently ranked as the 16th most powerful computer in the world.
  Intel has already introduced model numbers for its desktop and notebook processors.
  The sweet-spot for the new line will be about 200 processors per computer, Conway said.
  Intel will, on the same date, formally introduce its flip chip 1GHz processors in two flavours.
  Intel also introduced a pair of new processors for two-way machines.
  So over the next few months, Intel will continue to ramp the clockspeed of its processors.
  We were gently rebuffed - There's got to be an Intel processor inside the machine, see.
  Neither Compaq nor IBM have any business PCs or laptops based on AMD processors.

Rhymes

microprocessor

Definition of processor in US English:

processor

nounˈpräˌsesərˈprɑˌsɛsər

1A machine that processes something.
处理器
the processor overexposed the film
处理器使得胶卷过度曝光。
Example sentencesExamples
- And maybe they'll introduce a new word processor.
- The generator is about the size of a refrigerator and runs on natural gas or propane, with a fuel processor to extract the hydrogen
- Again, this is no great surprise since the processor there is fourteen years old.
- Again, the future plans are to have devices with cell processors able to communicate with each other.
- Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes.
- Many paper processors mix fresh, long fibres with processed paper to make new paper.
- For the past few years hospital staff have plagiarised one of the units taking out the film processor.
- The sound and speech processor analyzes the sound and converts it into an electrical signal.
- Another approach is to build a prototype of the machine with relatively few processors.
- The softwood is processed by single grip processors, which also are owned by other contractors.
- Sony's digital reality creation processors are the crucial element in producing sharp pictures.
- A digital signal processor in the system defines individual detection zones, which can be programmed by the operator.
- A young 15 yr old lad came to see me, so I showed him how to put film into the processor.
- Its 64 way parallel processing will allow you to slot a number of processors in a line.
1. 1.1Computing
  another term for central processing unit
  Example sentencesExamples
  The industry is used to doubling the speed of processors and the cost of them every 18 months.
  The chip uses a new silicon layering process with multiple processors in the one chip.
  We were gently rebuffed - There's got to be an Intel processor inside the machine, see.
  Intel also introduced a pair of new processors for two-way machines.
  Neither Compaq nor IBM have any business PCs or laptops based on AMD processors.
  As expected, the Mac maker announced today that it will next year start phasing Intel processors into its computer line.
  Two of the claims, covering network processors and digital video chips, will be investigating in the current hearing.
  Moving to a 256-bit instruction set means a processor can do twice as much work per MHz.
  The machine has 720 processors and is currently ranked as the 16th most powerful computer in the world.
  Mainboards for AMD processors come in a red box and those for Intel in a blue one.
  That's not uncommon with new processors, but the motherboard vendors' solution to the problem is unusual.
  Socket T moves the pins that connect the processor and motherboard from the former to the latter.
  What PC World is actually doing is selling a laptop with a desktop processor in it.
  As yet the new machines' processors are not known, beyond the generic G4 classification.
  So over the next few months, Intel will continue to ramp the clockspeed of its processors.
  Intel has already introduced model numbers for its desktop and notebook processors.
  The sweet-spot for the new line will be about 200 processors per computer, Conway said.
  If it won't run on serial processors, then where is the parallel machine that it will run on?
  He said that there was little profit to be had, for Intel, outside it's core business of selling computer processors.
  Intel will, on the same date, formally introduce its flip chip 1GHz processors in two flavours.
2. 1.2
  short for food processor

单词	processor
释义	Definition of processor in English: processor noun ˈprəʊsɛsəˈprɑˌsɛsər 1A machine that processes something. 处理器 the processor overexposed the film 处理器使得胶卷过度曝光。 Example sentencesExamples Many paper processors mix fresh, long fibres with processed paper to make new paper. And maybe they'll introduce a new word processor. The softwood is processed by single grip processors, which also are owned by other contractors. For the past few years hospital staff have plagiarised one of the units taking out the film processor. Another approach is to build a prototype of the machine with relatively few processors. Again, this is no great surprise since the processor there is fourteen years old. A digital signal processor in the system defines individual detection zones, which can be programmed by the operator. Again, the future plans are to have devices with cell processors able to communicate with each other. Sony's digital reality creation processors are the crucial element in producing sharp pictures. A young 15 yr old lad came to see me, so I showed him how to put film into the processor. Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes. The sound and speech processor analyzes the sound and converts it into an electrical signal. The generator is about the size of a refrigerator and runs on natural gas or propane, with a fuel processor to extract the hydrogen Its 64 way parallel processing will allow you to slot a number of processors in a line. 1.1Computing another term for central processing unit Example sentencesExamples Two of the claims, covering network processors and digital video chips, will be investigating in the current hearing. As yet the new machines' processors are not known, beyond the generic G4 classification. The industry is used to doubling the speed of processors and the cost of them every 18 months. What PC World is actually doing is selling a laptop with a desktop processor in it. As expected, the Mac maker announced today that it will next year start phasing Intel processors into its computer line. The chip uses a new silicon layering process with multiple processors in the one chip. If it won't run on serial processors, then where is the parallel machine that it will run on? That's not uncommon with new processors, but the motherboard vendors' solution to the problem is unusual. Socket T moves the pins that connect the processor and motherboard from the former to the latter. He said that there was little profit to be had, for Intel, outside it's core business of selling computer processors. Moving to a 256-bit instruction set means a processor can do twice as much work per MHz. Mainboards for AMD processors come in a red box and those for Intel in a blue one. The machine has 720 processors and is currently ranked as the 16th most powerful computer in the world. Intel has already introduced model numbers for its desktop and notebook processors. The sweet-spot for the new line will be about 200 processors per computer, Conway said. Intel will, on the same date, formally introduce its flip chip 1GHz processors in two flavours. Intel also introduced a pair of new processors for two-way machines. So over the next few months, Intel will continue to ramp the clockspeed of its processors. We were gently rebuffed - There's got to be an Intel processor inside the machine, see. Neither Compaq nor IBM have any business PCs or laptops based on AMD processors. Rhymes microprocessor Definition of processor in US English: processor nounˈpräˌsesərˈprɑˌsɛsər 1A machine that processes something. 处理器 the processor overexposed the film 处理器使得胶卷过度曝光。 Example sentencesExamples And maybe they'll introduce a new word processor. The generator is about the size of a refrigerator and runs on natural gas or propane, with a fuel processor to extract the hydrogen Again, this is no great surprise since the processor there is fourteen years old. Again, the future plans are to have devices with cell processors able to communicate with each other. Sound is converted to signals by the processor and transmitted to the auditory nerves by the electrodes. Many paper processors mix fresh, long fibres with processed paper to make new paper. For the past few years hospital staff have plagiarised one of the units taking out the film processor. The sound and speech processor analyzes the sound and converts it into an electrical signal. Another approach is to build a prototype of the machine with relatively few processors. The softwood is processed by single grip processors, which also are owned by other contractors. Sony's digital reality creation processors are the crucial element in producing sharp pictures. A digital signal processor in the system defines individual detection zones, which can be programmed by the operator. A young 15 yr old lad came to see me, so I showed him how to put film into the processor. Its 64 way parallel processing will allow you to slot a number of processors in a line. 1.1Computing another term for central processing unit Example sentencesExamples The industry is used to doubling the speed of processors and the cost of them every 18 months. The chip uses a new silicon layering process with multiple processors in the one chip. We were gently rebuffed - There's got to be an Intel processor inside the machine, see. Intel also introduced a pair of new processors for two-way machines. Neither Compaq nor IBM have any business PCs or laptops based on AMD processors. As expected, the Mac maker announced today that it will next year start phasing Intel processors into its computer line. Two of the claims, covering network processors and digital video chips, will be investigating in the current hearing. Moving to a 256-bit instruction set means a processor can do twice as much work per MHz. The machine has 720 processors and is currently ranked as the 16th most powerful computer in the world. Mainboards for AMD processors come in a red box and those for Intel in a blue one. That's not uncommon with new processors, but the motherboard vendors' solution to the problem is unusual. Socket T moves the pins that connect the processor and motherboard from the former to the latter. What PC World is actually doing is selling a laptop with a desktop processor in it. As yet the new machines' processors are not known, beyond the generic G4 classification. So over the next few months, Intel will continue to ramp the clockspeed of its processors. Intel has already introduced model numbers for its desktop and notebook processors. The sweet-spot for the new line will be about 200 processors per computer, Conway said. If it won't run on serial processors, then where is the parallel machine that it will run on? He said that there was little profit to be had, for Intel, outside it's core business of selling computer processors. Intel will, on the same date, formally introduce its flip chip 1GHz processors in two flavours. 1.2 short for food processor
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