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1 parallel processing
noun(Computing) Parallelverarbeitung, die* * *par·al·lel ˈpro·cess·ing* * *n (COMPUT)Parallelverarbeitung f* * *noun(Computing) Parallelverarbeitung, die -
2 explicitly parallel instruction computing
explicitly parallel instruction computing (EPIC) DAT Prozessorarchitektur f für parallele BefehlsabarbeitungEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > explicitly parallel instruction computing
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3 Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing
(EPIC) < edp> ■ EPIC-Rechnen nEnglish-german technical dictionary > Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing
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4 interface
noun1) (surface) Grenzfläche, die2) (Computing) Schnittstelle, die* * *inter·faceI. n[ˈɪntəfeɪs, AM -t̬ɚ-]his job is to be an \interface between the departments er soll die Kontakte zwischen den Abteilungen koordinierenII. vi[ˌɪntəˈfeɪs, AM ˈɪnt̬ɚfeɪs]III. vt[ˈɪntəfeɪs, AM -t̬ɚ-]COMPUT, TECH▪ to \interface sth etw koppeln* * *['Intəfeɪs]1. n1) Grenzfläche f, Grenzschicht fthere's a bigger interface between these two fields than I thought — diese beiden Gebiete haben mehr Berührungspunkte, als ich gedacht hätte
2. vt[Intə'feɪs] koppeln3. vi[Intə'feɪs]* * *1. CHEM, PHYS Grenz-, Trennungsfläche f* * *noun1) (surface) Grenzfläche, die2) (Computing) Schnittstelle, die* * *(parallel) n.Interface parallel n. (serial) n.Interface seriell n. n.Interface n.Schnittstelle -n f.Verbindung f. -
5 EPIC
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > EPIC
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