The phrase "a new instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently issued directive or guideline that needs to be followed.
Example: "The team received a new instruction regarding the project deadline, which has been moved up by two weeks."
Alternatives: "a fresh directive" or "a recent guideline."
PCLMULQDQ, a new instruction that supports GF(2)[x] multiplication, was introduced by Intel in 2010.
The next morning, the judge gave the jury a new instruction, including key language sought by the defense.
In this paper, we propose a new instruction encoding scheme based on the dynamic implied addressing mode (DIAM) to resolve limited encoding space and side-effect by trimming.
Intel has recently introduced a new instruction, namely CRC32, to address a computational bottleneck in protocols such as ISCSI and RDMA that use CRC32C for data integrity checks.
"Tomorrow I will be giving a new instruction to bring these two bodies in accordance to the Afghan laws and within the sovereignty of the Afghan state," Mr. Karzai said.
DUBAI — Make some room in the boys' club: It is now mandatory to have female board members in every company and government agency in the United Arab Emirates, according to a new instruction from the U.A.E.
In this work, we consider the introduction of a new gotopause instruction in the language, which acts as a non-instantaneous jump instruction compatible with concurrency.
Following items were studied: year of publication, positive or negative study, location of study, expert team, funding source, conflict of interest, the use of a new device, instruction to the author including STARD statement, impact factor of the journal.
If the processor can find two SSE data-independent instructions that are ready to be executed, it pairs them together and sends the new instruction to an execute unit.
"We weren't looking for a new jury instruction, but I think it's entirely justified".
The opinion, and the prescription for a new jury instruction, caught lawyers on both sides of the case off guard.
