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processor definition
proc·es·sor or processer proc·esser (prä′ses′ər, -səs-)
noun
- a person or thing that processes
- central processing unit
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processor Usage Examples
Converse of object
- embed: Perhaps not coincidentally, this is exactly the size of a modern embedded processor.
Adjective modifier
- xslt: Equally, all existing XSLT processors require the whole document to be loaded into memory.
Modifies a noun
- utilization: These include bandwidth, processor utilization and / or disk space.
Noun used with modifier
- dual-core: In general, a dual-core processor does not benefit the hardcore gamer, as most PC games are not optimized for multi-threaded processing.
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