Cluster Controller

A device that provides long-distance processing for a series of (usually ) terminals or workstations.

Literal Meanings of Cluster Controller

Cluster:

Meanings of Cluster:

1. A group or group of several individual elements placed close together.

2. A certain number of individuals are grouped or gathered in the same place, crowd, crowd.

3. A group of galaxies or stars that appear to be close together.

4. A sequence of two or more words that are common but not idiomatic in the language, a lexical block, link, or link.

5. A minor chord of three or more notes.

6. Consonant cluster.

7. A group of computers working together.

8. A logical data storage unit containing one or more physical sectors (see block).

9. Significant subset in the population.

10. A set of or mines.

11. A small metal design that indicates that the medal has already been awarded to the same person.

12. Underestimation of the group.

13. A series of bonded atoms or molecules that occupy an intermediate position between a molecule and a bulk material.

14. Form a cluster or group.

15. Collect in bunches.

16. Cover with bunches.

Sentences of Cluster

1. A bunch of flowers grew in a .

2. The Pleiades cluster contains seven bright stars.

3. Examples of groups are "according to", "results of", and "to date".

4. The word chewing gum begins with a group of three consonants.

5. The children gathered around the puppy.

Controller:

Meanings of Controller:

1. The one who controls something.

2. Any electrical or mechanical device used to control a circuit or system.

3. A person who investigates and manages the financial affairs of a company or government, an accountant.

4. A mechanism that controls or regulates the operation of a machine, especially a computer peripheral.

5. A block of iron, usually bolted to the deck of a ship to keep the warp thread from burning. The connections on the cable tend to fall into the recesses on the block and hold until separated.

6. The person who monitors and manages communications with the agent on site.

7. The subject of the control verb. See control (linguistics).

8. In software applications that use the ModelViewController design pattern, the part or parts of the application that handle inputs and outputs and provide an interface between models and views.