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Meanings of oc in английском

русский
оверклокинг
португальский
overclocking
испанский
overclock
каталонский
overclocking
Wikidata

Action of increasing an electronic component's clock rate above its manufacturer-specified range.

оверклокинг
русский
операционное командование

Former United States Air Force organization subordinate to a Wing or NAF and responsible for a specific mission or type.

операционное командование
Синонимы
Examples for "overclocking"
Examples for "overclocking"
1
Admittedly, overclocking experts will be able to do a better job than I did.
Wired
2
But me, I'm in favor of overclocking video and audio.
Wired
3
Turbo Mode relies on a technique called overclocking.
Wired
4
Your drive is corrupted and your processors are overclocking to compensate for the sluggishness in your memory.
Sea of Rust
5
Sixteen gigahertz without overclocking.
The passage
1
Professor Pain Origin: A mild-mannered nanoengineer decided to upgrade and overclock himself.
Wired
2
When that fails, your next step is high-dosage hormones called gonadotropins to further overclock the ovaries.
Wired
3
With CyanogenMod installed, you can even overclock your phone's CPU, so you can wring every last drop of processing power from it.
Wired
4
The Big Idea: Overclock Your Day Lifehacker isn't the only manual for the high-rpm lifestyle.
Wired
5
It had a new overclocked processor that was so fast its cycle-time bordered on pre-cognition.
Ready Player One
русский
офицер ордена канады
португальский
oficial da ordem do canadá
испанский
oficial de la orden de canadá
каталонский
oficial de l'ordre del canadà

Award in the Order of Canada.

Related terms
офицер ордена канады
русский
рассеянное звёздное скопление
португальский
aglomerado estelar aberto
каталонский
cúmul obert
испанский
cumulo abierto

Group of "sibling" stars that are loosely gravitationally bound to one another.

Related terms
рассеянное звёздное скопление
Usage of oc in английском
1
Sebastian Vettel believes his decision to err on the oc caution cost hime the race.
The Irish Times
2
It n-n-never oc-c-curred to me before how comic that is; it's one of the f-f-funniest things--
The Gadfly
3
There is simple word play here; the beginning and end of the riddle give the word S(in)ampal-oc.
A Little Book of Filipino Riddles
4
But those were records made by a decadent gay saxophone-playing cokehead alien pierrot with an interest in fascism and the oc cult.
The Guardian
5
The experimental results support the validity of the ultrasound treatment for OC.
Pubmed
6
Again it was in the final hours of an OCS: HTN simulation.
The Hyperion Cantos
7
Labeling of OC neurons began 1 day after injection into the cochlea.
Pubmed
8
The genetic contribution to this susceptibility to OC-induced hypertension is poorly understood.
Pubmed
9
Low preoperative PNI is an unfavorable prognostic indicator of patients with OC.
Pubmed
10
Moreover, only a spontaneous ovarian teratoma was found in an OC-treated mouse.
Pubmed
11
Her DVT was probably caused by her immobility, prolonged sitting and OC.
Pubmed
12
OC The Chiefs will try an onside kick on their first kickoff.
The Guardian
13
Both women and their newborns had detectable but low levels of OCs.
Pubmed
14
Second, the marker-to-OC ratios of available biomass smoke profiles are highly variable.
Pubmed
15
His eyes sparkle like diamonds, the Ocs wedged behind his corneas glistening.
Futures 1
16
The OC uses cleaned-up sewer water taken directly from treatment plants.
Wired