batch processing

Related topics: Computers

ˌbatch ˈprocessing noun [uncountableU] technical

TDa type of computer system in which the computer does several jobs one after the other, without needing instructions between each job 〔计算机的〕批处理，成批处理

Examples from the Corpus

batch processing• First of all, batch processing is out of the question.• Many of the problems stemmed from an inflexible accounting structure and cumbersome batch processing.• A plot queue management system for batch processing organises plotting by media types or for scheduling large plot jobs during off hours.• Some analysts express concern that the new systems will be less secure and incapable of doing donkey work like batch processing.

From Longman Business Dictionary

batch processingˌbatch ˈprocessingCOMPUTING

when a computer system processes different BATCHES (=groups) of data (=information) or different jobs one after the other

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单词	batch processing
释义	batch processing Related topics: Computers ˌbatch ˈprocessing noun [uncountableU] technical TDa type of computer system in which the computer does several jobs one after the other, without needing instructions between each job 〔计算机的〕批处理，成批处理 Examples from the Corpus batch processing• First of all, batch processing is out of the question.• Many of the problems stemmed from an inflexible accounting structure and cumbersome batch processing.• A plot queue management system for batch processing organises plotting by media types or for scheduling large plot jobs during off hours.• Some analysts express concern that the new systems will be less secure and incapable of doing donkey work like batch processing. From Longman Business Dictionary batch processingˌbatch ˈprocessingCOMPUTING when a computer system processes different BATCHES (=groups) of data (=information) or different jobs one after the other → processing
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