Definition of parallelize in English:
parallelize
(British parallelise)
verb ˈparəlɛlʌɪzˈparələlˌīz
[with object]Computing Adapt (a program) to be suitable for running on a parallel processing system.
special software parallelizes C-based programs
Example sentencesExamples
- Hofsee describes the three level organization as ‘a radical break’ with conventional architecture ‘because it explicitly parallelizes computation and the transfers of data and instructions’.
- The compiler directives defined by OpenMP tell a compiler which regions of code should be parallelized and define specific options for parallelization.
- It should be possible to reduce the computational time requirements considerably by parallelizing computations.
- In RISC, the compiler presents instructions to the processor and the processor figures out how to best parallelize the processing of those instructions.
- By parallelizing the requirements to the developed system and the possibilities of the existing client database, we can say that some key basic features already are implemented, except the client per-user name indexing.
Derivatives
noun ˌparəlɛlɪʌˈzeɪʃ(ə)n
Computing Miniaturization is being done in conjunction with parallelization to enable faster and cheaper testing and manipulation of cells and materials.
Example sentencesExamples
- SPA thus allows the parallelization of the DNA amplification process without any direct human intervention.
- By virtue of parallelization over several processors or PC clusters, hardware developments have now pushed the limit of molecular simulation to 100 ns.
- The nature of the alternating hybrid algorithm is also especially suitable to parallelization.
- The simulation study benefited from parallelization using the R-package SNOW.