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port1 [pɔ:t, Am pɔ:rt] N

2. port (town):

Phrases:

any port in a storm proverbial

port2 [pɔ:t, Am pɔ:rt] N COMPUT

I . port3 [pɔ:t, Am pɔ:rt] N no pl

1. port (on ship):

2. port (on plane):

II . port3 [pɔ:t, Am pɔ:rt] ADJ

1. port (on ship):

2. port (on plane):

port4 [pɔ:t, Am pɔ:rt] N no pl (wine)

port authority N

port of clearance N ECON, NAUT

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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A major benefit of using bytecode is porting.
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Since the software runs on a virtualized equivalent of the original computer, it does not require recompilation or porting, thus saving time and development resources.
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This engine featured dished pistons with a 3.909 in bore and 3.894 in stroke, as well as a unique head and exhaust porting design.
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This is termed cylinder head porting, usually with the aid of an air flow bench for testing and verifying the efficiency of the modifications.
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Note that, while porting must be accompanied by cross-platform building, the reverse is not the case.
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So most often they were simply ignored when porting games.
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Porting games between those systems is somewhat easy.
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Stubs are therefore most useful in porting, distributed computing as well as general software development and testing.
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Porting and timing revisions plus a higher compression boosted power to a more respectable 48 hp, but the price continued to rise.
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Often, however, porting can involve re-writing the entire game from scratch as proprietary languages, tools or hardware make converting source code a fruitless endeavour.
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