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The technique in which each processor or core works on a different job is called superscalar CPU architecture. This technique creates a faster CPU speed through the processor.
The technique is known as algebra.
The Distance Amplitude Correction (DAC) curve technique specified by the ASME Code is used to adjust ultrasonic testing signals for the loss of signal amplitude with increasing distance from the transducer. This technique accounts for the attenuation of sound waves as they travel through the material being inspected, allowing for more accurate flaw detection and sizing. Implementing DAC curves improves the reliability and consistency of ultrasonic inspections by compensating for signal degradation over different material thicknesses and distances.
Ballistic Stretching
A programming technique that perform computations parallelly on more than one processor(core) without changing overall funcationality of the serial program.
Base-line Interferometry is one way, done by increasing the distance between 'bases'.
Pixel phasing is an antialiasing technique, stair steps are smoothed out by moving the electron beam to more nearly approximate positions specified by the object geometry.
The filming technique that involves increasing or reducing the intensity of a picture is called exposure adjustment. This involves adjusting the amount of light entering the camera to either brighten or darken the image. Exposure adjustment can be done manually by changing settings such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO on the camera.
Superscalar Page 262 in Operating Sysetm Book
CPT Code 87449 - Infectious agent antigen detection by enzyme immunoassay technique qualitative or semiquantitative; multiple step method, not otherwise specified, each organism