0 a keyboard and screen with which a person can use a computer system, or an area in an office, factory, etc. where a single person works
1 an area in a place of business where one person works at a computer, or the computer itself
2 an area in an office, factory, etc. where someone works, especially a desk with a computer:
3 a screen and keyboard that allows someone to use a particular computer system:
This provides a significant performance advantage on virtually every platform from workstation to supercomputer.
Faced with such perturbations, the workstations and the containers have to reorganize their activities without an external centralized control.
Information managers are also situated on the local workstation, and one exists per analysis tool to be used in the computational process.
For instance, an agent managing a workstation is reusable wherever such a workstation is present in whatever manufacturing system.
Software applications were downsized from expensive mainframes to networked personal computers and workstations that are often more user-friendly and cost-effective.
The first regards the diffusion of digital audio workstations, which favoured the reception of both computer music-derived practices and those based on technologically produced sounds.
In our approach, workstations are only considered as resources in the system, they do not have a goal to pursue and are not autonomous.
In the first level, only one workstation is needed and all three components are assembled there.
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(電腦)工作站, (辦公室、工廠等中的)個人工作區…
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(计算机)工作站, (办公室、工厂等中的)个人工作区…
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estación de trabajo, oficina…
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estação de trabalho…
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bilgisayar iş istasyonu, bilgi işlem odası, çalışma köşesi…
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station de travail, poste de travail…
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pracovní stanice…
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arbejdsstation, workstation, skærmarbejdsplads…
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