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concurrent: the concurrent I/0 feature of some systems provides the capability for automatic block transfers between main memory and I/0 controllers connected to the I/0 interface
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

concurrent: tasks that can be performed at the same time or that overlap
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

concurrent: 1)any method of working an automatic data processing system in which more than one instruction or constituent operations of different instructions are executed during the same time interval; 2)a processing mode in which two or more operations are performed within a given interval of time
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

concurrent: sessions scheduled at the same time
Category: General

concurrent: processes that may execute in parallel on multiple processors or asynchronously on a single processor.Concurrent processes may interact with each other,and one process may suspend execution pending receipt of information from another process or the occurrence of an external event
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

concurrent: let(x1,y1),(x2,y2)....,(xn,yn)be pairs of observations taken from some convenient origin such as the means of the x`s and y`s.If xi,yi have the same sign they are said to exhibit concurrent deviation.A coefficient of correlation between x and y may be derived as the proportion of p of concurrent deviations to the total of n deviations
Category: Statistics

concurrent: a centrifuge in which one or more streams of gas enter in one end and the partially separated isotopes are removed in two or more streams at the other end
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

concurrent: insurances are concurrent when they cover the same property or kinds of property in the same situations,when none extends to any risk not covered by the others,and when none contains a specific clause that would prevent the policies from ranking in their application
Category: Insurance

concurrent: technique in which functional design of a product and planning for its manufacture proceed at the same time and share common data
Category: General

concurrent: development of programs that specify the parallel execution of several tasks
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

concurrent: operating systems provide the ability for several programs to share the computer at the same time
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

constant-current: transistor circuit designed to pass substantially constant current over a wide range of conditions,used as the tail resistance of a long-tailed-pair differential amplifier,usually in an integrated circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

constant-current: time-period during which the reverse current through a switching diode,turning OFF from the ON condition,remains constant at a value determined by an external circuit
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

constant-current: charge in which the rate is maintained at a constant value.For some types of lead-acid batteries this may involve two rates called the starting and finishing rates
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

constant-current: conditions in which the values of semiconductor-device parameters do not change appreciably when the impedance of the generator is halved
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

counter-current: the electric braking in which the supply to the motor is changed to produce a reverse torque
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

current: movement of electricity in a medium or along a circuit; the direction of the current is accepted as opposite to that of the motion of negative electricity
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

current: Electricity: transmission of electric power through a conductor:2)Nature: the movement of water, air or particles in a given direction
Category: Management in the public and private sector

current: the flow of electrons or holes,usually measured in amperes(amp or A)or in fractions of an ampere(milli-amps or micro-amps)
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

current: the flow of electrons through a circuit
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

current: scalar quantity equal to the flux of the current density through that surface
Category: Physics

current: the elementary quantity of electricity flowing through a given section of a conductor divided by the corresponding indefinitely small time
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

current: The directed movement of water in a stream or lake,and the moving water itself.
Category: The cosmos

current: the total electrical current flowing through the gap from the workpiece to the tool
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

current-mode: electronic switch in which a change of input voltage causes current flowing into one power line to be drawn from the other power line by a different path; particularly used in semiconductor logic gates where transistors may be used to divert current from resistive paths
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

current-stable: a circuit element operated at a point on its negative resistance characteristic and prevented from deviating from that point by a controlled current source
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

high-current: effect in a semiconductor device resulting from the density of the device current rising to such a level that simple low-current analyses no longer adequately describe its performance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

high-current: the gain fall at high current density in a bipolar transistor as a result of high-current effects which have the cumulative result of reducing the effective current gain
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

incurrent: the sum of actual costs
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

non-concurrent: the situation in which two or more insurances cover the same property,although one or more cover only a part of the property covered by the other(s)or property not covered by the other(s)
Category: Insurance

non-current: records no longer needed for current business
Category: Documentation and information

overcurrent: any electric current exceeding a conductor`s current carrying capacity; Not a synonym for overload
Category: Management in the public and private sector

overcurrent: any current exceeding the rated current
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

photocurrent: the part of the total electric current flowing in a semiconductor piece or device that results from illumination by a radiation source of particular interest in a given situation and conditions
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

recurrent: 2)of disease or a lesion, returning or showing a tendency to return from time to time; in anatomy, a structure which turns back in the opposite direction to that of its previous course
Category: Medicine

telluric-current: an electrical exploration method in which orthogonal components of the horizontal electric field associated with currents induced in the earth by natural sources of energy are measured simultaneously at two or more stations
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

undercurrent: a current below the surface of the water flowing in the opposite direction to the water at the surface DU BUREAU HYDROGRAPHIQUE INTERNATIONAL DE MONACO,1951
Category: General

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