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atomicRefers to an operation that is never interrupted or left in an incomplete state under any circumstance.
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atomic1670s as a philosophical term (see atomistic); scientific sense dates from 1811, from atom + -ic. Atomic number is from 1821; atomic mass is from 1848. Atomic energy first recorded 1906 in modern sens [..]
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atomicHaving to do with atoms.
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atomicRefers to an operation that is never interrupted or left in an incomplete state under any circumstance.
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atomicPertaining to an atom, which is the basic unit of matter, consisting of a dense nucleus of protons and neutrons and a cloud of electrons surrounding it.
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atomicatomish
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atomicReferring to the ability for custom blocks to run without screen refresh
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atomicOf, or relating to atoms
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atomicAtomic means indivisible. The atomic theory originally was based on the idea that atoms were indivisible units. The word comes up in several contexts in computing: Some computer architectures simulate [..]
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atomic(adj) of or relating to or comprising atoms(adj) (weapons) deriving destructive energy from the release of atomic energy(adj) immeasurably small
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atomicAtomic is a toolkit of variable java.util.concurrent.atomic package classes, which assist in writing lock and wait-free algorithms with the Java language. An algorithm requiring only partial threads f [..]
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atomicAtomic has slightly different meanings in different contexts. An atomic operation at the hardware level is uninterruptible, for example load and store, or atomic test-and-set instructions. In the data [..]
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atomic1. adj. An operation that cannot be interrupted is considered atomic. Atomic operations are inherently reentrant; they complete without fear of preemption or corruption by other tasks. A single opcode [..]
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atomicRefers to the lowest level of division for a process, product structure, network, etc. Atomic elements cannot typically be sub-divided. In a process this refers to a unique activity, in a product structure this would be a single part component, in a network this could represent a single warehouse or location. Auditability
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