pipelining
/ˈpaɪpˌlaɪnɪŋ/
noun
- A method in computing where a processor starts executing a new instruction before finishing the previous one, to speed up processing.
- The computer's performance improved significantly after the processor was redesigned with pipelining.
- Pipelining allows modern CPUs to perform billions of operations per second.
- Students in the computer architecture class learned how pipelining reduces delays in instruction execution.
- The process of transporting something, such as oil, gas, or data, through a pipeline.
- Pipelining of water from the river to the desert region has transformed the local agriculture.
- The project involves pipelining crude oil across hundreds of miles of rugged terrain.
- The company is investing in new pipelining technology to move natural gas more efficiently.