"instruction" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

instruction rzeczownik

rzeczownik + instruction

Kolokacji: 52

classroom instruction • package instruction • language instruction • jury instruction • flight instruction • ...

instruction + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 19

instruction manual • instruction set • instruction book • instruction booklet • instruction sheet • ...

instruction + czasownik

Kolokacji: 31

instruction includes • instruction comes • instruction says • instruction takes • instruction specifies • ...

czasownik + instruction

Kolokacji: 76

give instructions • receive instruction • provide instruction • issue instructions • include instructions • offer instruction • ...

Kolokacji: 31

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

(1) give, leave, get, send, deliver, ...

Kolokacji: 15

1. give instructions = wydać instrukcje give instructions

2. leave instructions = zostaw instrukcje leave instructions

3. get instructions = zrozumiane instrukcje get instructions

4. send instructions = wyślij instrukcje send instructions

5. send with instructions = wyślij z instrukcjami send with instructions

6. deliver instructions = dostarcz instrukcje deliver instructions

7. begin instruction = zacznij instrukcję begin instruction

8. leave with instructions = zostaw u instrukcji leave with instructions

9. pass instructions = instrukcje przepustki pass instructions

10. transmit instructions = przekaż instrukcje transmit instructions

11. fetch instructions = przyprowadź instrukcje fetch instructions

It fetches instructions and facilitates program flow.
The processor can then speculatively fetch and execute instructions down one of the paths of the branch.
Dispatcher analyses the values from Program counter and fetches instructions, data into registers.
The potential of a faster CPU is wasted if it cannot fetch instructions and data as quickly as it can execute them.
Some coprocessors cannot fetch instructions from memory, execute program flow control instructions, do input/output operations, manage memory, and so on.
Thus the computers would generally have to fetch fewer instructions from the main memory, which could be made slower, smaller and less expensive for a given combination of speed and price.
Superscalar processors, which fetch multiple instructions per cycle and must have some form of branch prediction, do not benefit from delayed branches.
If the exception-producing instruction has not executed or the branch direction was predicted incorrectly, the processor will have fetched and executed instructions on a "wrong path."
The front end then fetches instructions in batches from the L1 cache and decodes them into the processor's internal instruction format.
They allow processors to fetch and execute instructions without waiting for a branch to be resolved.