in-proc|ess

in-proc|ess
in-proc|ess «IHN PROS ehs; especially British IHN PROH sehs», adjective.
during or in the process of manufacturing: »

to carry a greater proportion of in-process work inventory than formerly (Wall Street Journal).


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