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Serial Processing
Literally doing one thing after another. Generally Serial Processing is meant to indicate that one computer job must be completed before the next can begin and a queuing system is used, coupled with priority flags to indicate when a particular job request will be processed. The most common example of serial processing is printing - especially when shared by several users.
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