atomic

[ə'tɔmɪk] n

atomisch (Pertaining to a threading or multiprocessing operation that is performed in a single, uninterruptable step. Operations that are atomic do not require a threading synchronization device such as a critical section, mutex, or semaphore); unteilbar (Pertaining to an operation where all the transaction data modifications must be performed; either all of the transaction data modifications are performed or none are performed)

med.

Atom- n

tech.

atomartig

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atomic [ə'tɔmɪk] abbr.

atomic% n

at.% (MichaelBurov)

atomic

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atomic abbr.
gen.	atomar
chem.	Atom...; atomisch
comp., MS	atomisch; unteilbar
med.	Atom-


fragmentation abbr.
gen.	Zersplittern; Zerstückelung; Zerbrechung; Zerlegung
AI.	Fragmentierung
coal. chem.	Stueckigkeit; Zertruemmerung
comp., MS	Fragmentierung
IT el.	Speicherfragmentierung
tech.	Aufspaltung