uniprocessor
- noun
- /ˈjunɪˌprɒsɛsər/
- Specialized
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sistema uniprocesador
- The G3 spans a range from a uniprocessor with one memory card to a high-end system with ten processors and four memory cards.
Examples
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Since these misses do not occur in a uniprocessor, the miss rate of the level-two cache is higher in a multiprocessor.
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The uniprocessor part of the timing simulator has the capability to do a pure trace-driven simulation in addition to using probabilities.
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GRAPH: Figure 1; S/390 uniprocessor performance.
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The core model consists of a detailed uniprocessor model covering the pipeline structure from instruction fetch through execution and completion.
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Uniprocessor results
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The G3 processor chip set covers a wide performance range from a uniprocessor to a high-performance multiprocessing system.
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The results for these runs are presented, both for uniprocessors and for multiprocessors using shared memory (SMP).
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Equivalence of CMOS and bipolar uniprocessors.
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The balanced system, cache structure, and the modularity of the components of Generation 3 support a wide performance range from a uniprocessor to a high-performance multiprocessing system.
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The laboratory is equipped with a uniprocessor that can handle basic computations.
Antonyms
- Specialized
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A computer with two or more processors that work together to do tasks faster
How Many Processors
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Uniprocessor puts together uni- meaning 'one' (as in unicycle) and processor, from 'process' meaning 'to do work', so it gives the image of 'one worker doing all the work'. As a noun, a uniprocessor is a computer system that has only one central processing unit, so all tasks are handled by that single processor.