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English to Spanish translations [PRO] Science - Computers (general) / graduate program | | English term or phrase: deadlock;/livelock | | The text reads as follows: models of concurrency; languages for expressing concurrency; formal systems for reasoning about concurrency; the challenges of concurrent programming; race conditions; deadlock; livelock and nondeterministic behavior; prototypical synchronization problems such as readers-writers and dining philosophers; mechanisms for solution of these problems, such as semaphores, monitors, and conditional critical regions; important libraries for concurrent programming; message passing, both synchronous and asynchronous; applications of multithreaded concurrent programming, and parallel algorithms. |
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1 hr confidence:  estancamiento (estancaci¢n), estancamiento recurrente o c¡clico
Explanation: La primera es la situaci¢n en cualquier negociaci¢n que todos conocemos en la que la terquedad domina a la tenacidad y se llega a un punto muerto, sin poder avanzar m s. La segunda es la situaci¢n con el mismo resultado pero con insistencia mec nica, como la que se presenta en el departamento de ropa interior con la £ltima prenda talla 9 en color fiucha de la liquidaci¢n de verano, situaci¢n en la que dificilmente se podr¡a hablar de tenacidad.
Reference: http://mindprod.com/jgloss/deadlock.html Reference: http://www.kernelnewbies.org/glossary/
| Ernesto de Lara Local time: 03:16 Specializes in field Native speaker of: Spanish PRO pts in category: 187
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