bspmodel
nounUK /ˌbiːɛsˈpiː ˈmɒdl/
US /ˌbiːɛsˈpiː ˈmɑːdl/
A BSP model is a way to describe how a computer program runs on many computers at once.
The teacher used a BSP model to show how the computers in the lab work together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mathematical framework for designing and analyzing parallel algorithms.
Researchers compared the BSP model with other parallel models in their paper.
3. A business support process model used in enterprise planning.
The company adopted a BSP model to organize its information systems.
4. A structured approach to planning software projects in teams.
Our team followed a BSP model to divide the work fairly.