processing

IPA: prˈɑsɛsɪŋ

The action of the verb to process.
The act of taking something through a set of prescribed procedures.
The act of retrieving, storing, classifying, manipulating, transmitting etc. data, especially via computer techniques.

Examples of "processing" in Sentences

He calls up a word processing window and begins anew.
Her days in the word processing department were over and she was the assistant to one of the most influential lawyers in New York City.
I remember it well because I wrote the EasyWriter manual to accompany the word processing program that IBM sold along with that original PC.
ÂI remember it well because I wrote the EasyWriter manual to accompany the word processing program that IBM sold along with that original PC.
However, Hameroff was going beyond that to suggest that not only does anesthesia disrupt the tubulin processing but that the processing is quantum, not classical.
But by loading different types of software, whether a word processing program, a graphic design program, or an e-mail program, you can get your computer to perform different functions.
While I'm sitting in front of the two monitors attached to my PC, I have aTwitterfeed in the lower right corner of my main screen, my word processing document in the center and a Gmail session on the other monitor.
While I'm sitting in front of the two monitors attached to my PC, I have aÂTwitterÂfeed in the lower right corner of my main screen, my word processing document in the center and a Gmail session on the other monitor.
When I use my word processing program on my laptop computer, in the righthand corner of my screen sits a little wizard who turns his head, blinks his eyes, raises his hands, and every now and again nods his head in approval.