microprocessing
- noun
- /ˌmaɪkroʊˈprɒsɛsɪŋ/
- Specialized
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microprocesamiento
- Many household appliances now rely on microprocessing to perform complex functions.
Examples
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The field of microprocessing continues to drive innovation in computer hardware.
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The microprocessing capabilities of modern computers are impressive.
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Advances in microprocessing have made smartphones more powerful and efficient.
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Is microprocessing essential for today's technology?
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The engineer specializes in microprocessing to enhance the efficiency of data systems.
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With advancements in microprocessing, computers are now able to perform complex calculations rapidly.
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The company invested in new microprocessing technology to streamline their manufacturing processes.
How Computerized
Surface Forms
Morphology
microprocessing = processing (semi-transparent) = micro + process + ing
The components suggest processing done with or by microprocessors, but the computing-specific sense is technical and not fully recoverable from the parts alone.
Etymology
Microprocessing combines micro- 'small' and processing 'to work on', and a good image is a tiny processor in your phone doing many jobs at once. So, microprocessing can mean using these small processors to run computing and data tasks.