linearizable
- adjective
- /ˌlɪniˈɛrɪzəbl/
- Specialized
- The new database system is linearizable, ensuring that all transactions appear in a consistent order.
Examples
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It is difficult to design a linearizable data structure that is also highly efficient.
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Engineers prefer linearizable algorithms for their strong guarantees in concurrent environments.
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The system is linearizable under certain conditions.
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Is this model linearizable in practice?
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The new database system is linearizable, ensuring that all transactions appear in a consistent order.
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Engineers prefer linearizable algorithms for their guarantees of consistent operation in concurrent applications.
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It is important to verify that the system maintains linearizable behavior during peak usage times.
Synonyms
Arranged so running operations together gives the same result as running them one by one
Antonyms
- Specialized
A math equation or relation that does not make a straight line and is harder to solve
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Linearizable comes from line meaning 'line' and -able meaning 'can be'. So a linearizable system is one where actions can be placed on a single line in order and therefore look like they happened one at a time.