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A device which enhances the processing speed of a hardware component, usually by taking over some of the tasks originally assigned to that component. For example, a video accelerator card will take over some of the graphic functions originally assigned to the CPU. By dedicating its processing ability to the graphics, it can perform the functions more efficiently and lessen the load on the Central Processing Unit.
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| access |
A users ability to communicate with a system.
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| accelerator |
Accelerators speed up chemical curing reactions. They are used with vinyl treatments and etch wash primers. See also Catalyst.
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| accelerator |
An organic compound which is added to an epoxy resin to shorten the cure time.
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| acceptance limit |
The amount or concentration of residue above which possible contamination of the next manufactured product would be considered unacceptable for safety or efficacy reasons. An acceptance limit may refer to the concentration in the next product, the surface concentration in the manufacturing equipment, the amount or concentration in the analyzed sample. All may have to be considered. ...
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