parallelisation (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌpærəlɛlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
Definition
The process of dividing a task into smaller parts that can be processed simultaneously, especially by a computer, to speed up computation.
Examples
The new algorithm significantly improves performance through parallelisation.
Parallelisation is crucial for handling large datasets in scientific research.
The programmer spent weeks implementing parallelisation for the complex simulation.
How to Use parallelisation
- parallelisation of X (prepositional phrase)
- The act of making a specific task or process parallel. — "The parallelisation of the data analysis pipeline took several months."
- parallelisation techniques (collocation)
- Methods or strategies used to achieve parallelisation. — "Researchers are exploring new parallelisation techniques for machine learning."
- parallelisation in X (prepositional phrase)
- The application of parallelisation within a specific field or system. — "We studied parallelisation in scientific simulations."
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