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pipelining
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pipelining [′pīp‚līn·iŋ]
(computer science)
A procedure for processing instructions in a computer program more rapidly, in which each instruction is divided into numerous small stages, and a population of instructions are in various stages at any given time.

pipelining - pipeline


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