"program instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to instructions that are written for a computer program. For example: "This program instruction tells the computer to print 'Hello World' on the screen."
Started as a skiing program, instruction and special equipment for snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice dancing, dogsledding and snowmobiling are now provided.
Each 32-bit word of RAM could contain either a program instruction or data.
Of the 20 bits allocated for each program instruction, 10 were used to hold the instruction code, which allowed for 1,024 (210) different instructions.
In a program instruction, bits 0 12 represented the memory address of the operand to be used, and bits 13 15 specified the operation to be executed, such as storing a number in memory; the remaining 16 bits were unused.
The SSEM used one Williams tube to provide 32 by 32-bit words of random-access memory (RAM), a second to hold a 32-bit accumulator in which the intermediate results of a calculation could be stored temporarily, and a third to hold the current program instruction along with its address in memory.
Protein spots were detected and matched between the different samples; individual spot volume values were obtained according to the program instruction and normalized using the program volume normalization function.
He prefers written program instructions with appealing graphics.
Immutable program instructions were softened to "If x, then y.
In effect, this kind of integrated circuit can interpret and execute program instructions as well as handle arithmetic operations.
Processing instructions one at a time, or serially, often creates a bottleneck because many program instructions may be ready and waiting for execution.
Both are bit patterns strings of 0s and 1s that may be interpreted either as data or as program instructions, and both are fetched from memory by the CPU.
