pipeline

pipeline

pipe·line / ˈpīpˌlīn/ • n. a long pipe, typically underground, for conveying oil, gas, etc., over long distances. ∎ fig. a channel supplying goods or information: the biggest heroin pipeline in history. ∎  (in surfing) the hollow formed by the breaking of a large wave. ∎  Comput. a linear sequence of specialized modules used for pipelining. • v. [tr.] convey (a substance) by a pipeline. ∎  [tr.] [often as adj.] (pipelined) Comput. design or execute (a computer or instruction) using the technique of pipelining. PHRASES: in the pipeline awaiting completion or processing; being developed: new treatments are in the pipeline.

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pipeline n. in logistics, the channel of support, or a specific portion thereof, by means of which materiel or personnel flow from sources of procurement to their point of use.

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