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61 hyperthreading
Microprocessor technology that enables the concurrent execution of multiple separate threads on a single physical processor. -
62 thaw
"In I/O operations, to allow execution of a thread." -
63 freeze
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64 active-state power management
A power-saving mode which reserves power by ensuring efficient execution of computing tasks and by reducing the number of components running unnecessarily when not actually in use.English-Arabic terms dictionary > active-state power management
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65 ASPM
A power-saving mode which reserves power by ensuring efficient execution of computing tasks and by reducing the number of components running unnecessarily when not actually in use. -
66 widget
A unit of execution within the Microsoft support diagnostic tool (MSDT) XML. -
67 Windows Resume Loader
A utility that loads the executable code of a program into memory for execution after hibernation. -
68 ASP buffering
A functionality of Active Server Pages (ASP) that temporarily stores all output that is generated by a script until script execution is complete and then sends the output to a client. -
69 Active Server Pages buffering
A functionality of Active Server Pages (ASP) that temporarily stores all output that is generated by a script until script execution is complete and then sends the output to a client.English-Arabic terms dictionary > Active Server Pages buffering
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70 lock token
The value that is returned on successful execution of the WebDAV LOCK method. This value is used to transact subsequent requests. -
71 system job
A process whose execution can proceed independently or in the background. Other processes may be started before the asynchronous process has finished. -
72 Lower Provisioning Module
"A component of the Local Provisioning System (LPS) that is hosted within a Secured Execution Environment (SEE) and carries out provisioning, metering, and enforcement for pay-as-you-go and subscription computers." -
73 LPM
"A component of the Local Provisioning System (LPS) that is hosted within a Secured Execution Environment (SEE) and carries out provisioning, metering, and enforcement for pay-as-you-go and subscription computers." -
74 SEE
A secured (or isolated) container within the firmware or microcode of a hardware component that is capable of hosting the Lower Provisioning Module (LPM) code and providing it with an execution environment. -
75 LINQ provider
A library that implements the functionality of the Standard Query Operators for a specific kind of data source. The LINQ provider runs the query or passes it to some other execution engine. -
76 just-in-time compiler
"A compiler takes the Java bytecode (which is machine-independent) and compiles it on demand into native code for the target machine, giving faster execution. Since JIT compilers operate on the client machine, they preserve the platform-independence of the compiled Java program." -
77 test deployment
"The deployment of tests and all dependent files noted by the user or the system from their default location (for example, bin/debug) to the execution directory." -
78 wait condition
A workflow condition that enables a workflow to block its own execution. -
79 activity
"In a statechart diagram, the response an object in a particular state makes to an event without changing its state. Unlike actions, activities have non-negligible execution times and can be interrupted. The keyword do indicates an activity." -
80 FlexGo Hardware Solution
"The complete set of hardware, firmware, and drivers that implement provisioning, metering, and Hardware Locked Mode (HLM) for computers that run FlexGo. The FlexGo Hardware Solution includes the Secured Execution Environment (SEE) and the Lower Provisioning Module (LPM)."
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