- mul|ti|proc|ess|ing
- mul|ti|proc|ess|ing «MUHL tih PROS uhs ihng; Especially British MUHL tih PROH suhs ihng», noun.the use of two or more computer processors which have access to a common memory and can execute several programs simultaneously: »
Multiprocessing, like multiprogramming, got off to a slow start because of the associated complexities in coordination and control (I. Auerbach and J. R. Hillegass).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.