-eus

1. a suffix occurring in Latin scientific names and in the corresponding loanwords in English:

   nucleus.

Example Sentences

Wccftech also recently spotted one of the rumored DG2 cards that made an appearance on Geekbench, too, featuring 512 EUs, 4096 cores, 1800MHz clock speeds, and 12GB of GDDR6 VRAM.

From The Verge

The new architecture also brings other improvements, with up to 50 percent better integrated graphics compared to Gen9 thanks to the company’s new Xe graphics, with one-third more EUs than its Gen9 graphics.

From The Verge

Sturgeon’s government plans to legislate where it can to make Scotland’s domestic policies stick as closely as possible to EUs regulations, to help its case for fast-tracked readmission.

From The Guardian

Citing “delays and performance issues,” the “final design efforts” on the version of the rocket that would use what’s known as the Exploration Upper Stage, or EUS, are to be “deferred” so that Boeing, the program’s prime contractor, can remain focused on completing the core section of the SLS rocket.

From Washington Post

On Tuesday, after Boeing was contacted by The Washington Post for this story, the company published a blog post saying it was “accelerating work on a powerful new upper stage,” and said “NASA expects to fly the EUS” for its lunar landing mission, known as Artemis III.

From Washington Post