Similar words: infrared, frame, infraction, infrared light, framework, infrastructure, frame of reference, maintain. Meaning: ['meɪnfreɪm] n. 1. a large digital computer serving 100-400 users and occupying a special air-conditioned room 2. (computer science) the part of a computer (a microprocessor chip) that does most of the data processing.
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31. If the target system is a computer system, it could be mainframe, minicomputer or microcomputer.
32. A mainframe computer can control the computing applications of a whole company or university.
33. Whereas a few years ago a mainframe computer would have been essential to perform corpus processing, a desktop computer now suffices.
34. Nor can they rely on technology from other mainframe firms.
35. The mainframe business has been affected, too, but only indirectly ... so far.
36. The same is known to be true of the reel-to-reel tapes favoured by the older mainframe computers.
37. Farmington Hills, Michigan-based Compuware develops software products for mainframe computer users.
38. What for example is the market value of a three-year old mainframe computer, or a seven-year old fork-lift truck?
39. Linked together, they can crunch numbers as fast as any mainframe, but at a fraction of the cost.
40. Unicenter is an open systems equivalent to its current mainframe software for data centre management.
41. The company was established in 1974,(http://sentencedict.com) originally as a software house developing applications for mainframe systems.
42. Its products are aimed at companies wanting to move from a mainframe environment to mid-range open systems networks.
43. Water cooling eliminates the problem in mainframe computers, but smaller machinery must find an alternative.
44. This includes customers downsizing their mainframe applications to a distributed Unix or client-server environment.
45. SmartStream is intended to provide a means for mainframe users to move to client/server arrangements without abandoning their existing systems.
46. In the down-sizing 1990s, this essentially means providing the glue that will make disparate mainframe, client-server and network systems co-function.
47. Technalysis is a services company developing applications, products and systems on mainframe, mid-range and microcomputers.
48. Students undertake laboratory and design office work, use state-of-the-art mainframe and microcomputers and attend a surveying field course.
49. Where computer systems have been investigated they have been large mainframe systems.
50. Bureaux and micros are not suitable, so a choice must be made between using an in-house mainframe and buying a mini.
51. Have experiences of banking mainframe operation and computing center.
52. These were the so - called mainframe machines.
53. These terminals are connected to our mainframe computer.
54. A communications device for an IBM mainframe computer.
55. 'S VAX, a small mainframe computer.
56. Finally, a method is presented so that one can realize the protocol functions by means of the system Job Control Language(JCL) without modification of the operating system of the mainframe.
57. Our office microcomputers interface with the mainframe computer in London.
58. This means that if the listener logic changes any state in an external data source (database, mainframe, and so on) then these interactions must be treated with an "at least once" delivery paradigm.
59. This production line is mainly composed of mainframe extruder, screen changer, mould, sheet embosser, sticking device, conveyor, haul- off unit, winder or cutter.
60. This algorithm is developed using ALGOL language on Burrough 7800 mainframe computer.
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