noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
batch processing
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
big
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Then he went on to say that he intended to make a third, yet bigger , batch of Recipe 179.
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So I started making a bigger batch , 60 or 80 bottles.
large
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The large batch of Recipe 179 he had made stood unused in the locked room.
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If you'd rather receive your mail in large batches than have it trickle through, request a digest where available.
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However, routine chemical analyses of large batches of samples has yet to be achieved.
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Paulus delivered his large batch of suspects to Constantius.
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For example, a larger combination microwave which may cost over £3500 is ideal for turning over consistently large batches .
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An experiment of the type we are considering is conducted with a large batch of proton pairs.
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It is therefore most economical, from the quality control point of view, to produce large batches .
late
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The biscuits she would add to the tray next morning were a later batch of the same recipe provided by Alice.
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Daniele will be locked in his bedroom watching the latest batch of video nasties.
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He had better catch up on Elinor's latest batch of instructions.
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The latest batch saw offerings from the older generation.
new
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There's a new batch in, about fifty, they say, to fill up the last posting.
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Use of a new batch of reagents or reference standards that have been improperly made can cause this.
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The firm immediately re-spun a new batch of 88110s for Harris.
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But they can take comfort in knowing the new batch of numbers should last about eight years without another code split.
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In the process of indexing each new batch of documents, new words will from time to time appear in the text.
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In back, Brownie Mary would be taking a new batch out of the oven.
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He must be one of the new batch .
small
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These include quality small batch production, set-up reductions, preventative maintenance, production control, supplier partnerships and employee development.
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A small batch of uniforms in the new colour was issued.
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Laying and distributing the eggs in small batches is a special adaptation to these hot desert conditions.
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Identical boards can also be produced this way in small batch quantities using the same artwork.
whole
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If it's your end that's caused the problem, you might have a whole batch of mail to resend.
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Say the whole batch is worth ten thousand dollars.
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We also found a whole batch of papers which we thought might be vital to the war effort.
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Plus a whole batch of original drawings previewing his next collection.
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If the number of rejects in the sample is in excess of the agreed percentage, the whole batch is returned to the supplier.
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You thus end up with a whole batch of specific tasks to carry out, some over several months, even years.
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Having a whole batch together should make an odd one stick out like a sore thumb.
■ NOUN
file
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Firstly - presuming you have a batch file to run Ability Plus - type in the batch filename.
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This runs the batch file which will put you in the correct subdirectory and run the program.
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It is triggered from a Windows Command Prompt, usually in the form of a batch file .
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Of course, this batch file can be set in motion from within the database, if required.
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You only need to enclose the parameters in the batch file in quotes where there are spaces in the parameter.
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Finally, batch files are covered in detail explaining why we use these compact command files and what each batch command does.
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You could run the applications concerned from shortcuts to batch files .
mode
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If there are relatively few additions it may be updated in batch mode later.
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Since the Validation program may take several hours to run, it is recommended that it is run overnight in batch mode .
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All other enquiries and reports are produced in batch mode .
process
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The Main and Copy Databases are only accessed by batch processes and are not available directly to the lexicographers.
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There would also be less time available for running more batch processes .
production
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These include quality small batch production , set-up reductions, preventative maintenance, production control, supplier partnerships and employee development.
queue
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This Job Control file is sent to the batch queue by the SUBMIT-JOB command as described above.
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You have not specified the batch queue correctly.
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You have not included the name of the batch queue in the command line.
size
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This was due again in the newly found ability to run with reduced batch size .
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Reduced grade change-over time was the driver to enable the plant to run with reduced batch size or reduced economic batch quantity.
■ VERB
cook
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In a large saute pan, cook the pork in batches over high heat until browned on all sides.
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Brown the chicken pieces well on all sides, cooking them in batches to avoid crowding.
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If cooking in batches , keep warm until all quail are cooked.
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You will have to cook this in batches .
make
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Why not make an extra batch for a delectable Christmas present?
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I make it one batch at a time and keep it refrigerated.
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The purée keeps well in the refrigerator, so it is economical to make a batch and store it.
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The larger we made our batches , the earlier the Cajun bread-leavening qualities were diminishing.
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For example, you could make batches of meals from fresh food, then freeze them.
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So I started making a bigger batch , 60 or 80 bottles.
run
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During the day users are responsible for inputting their own data, while at night this machine runs commercial batch work.
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This runs the batch file which will put you in the correct subdirectory and run the program.
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Since the Validation program may take several hours to run , it is recommended that it is run overnight in batch mode.
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This was due again in the newly found ability to run with reduced batch size.
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There would also be less time available for running more batch processes.
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Reduced grade change-over time was the driver to enable the plant to run with reduced batch size or reduced economic batch quantity.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a batch of cookies
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Mr Green, I have a batch of letters here for you to sign.
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Sort the files into batches and give one batch to each secretary.
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The baker took a batch of freshly baked rolls out of the oven.
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The latest batch of new recruits had just arrived at the camp.
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the latest batch of reports
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Also, because it is a natural product, its textures may vary from one batch to the next.
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Home plans to get its first batch of cable modems from Motorola.
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If you'd rather receive your mail in large batches than have it trickle through, request a digest where available.
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Since the Validation program may take several hours to run, it is recommended that it is run overnight in batch mode.
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Then she ran, reappearing in the next batch of dreams.
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This has been mostly in agricultural chemicals where tonnages have proved a good fit with Hickson's type of batch equipment.