👉 In the context of computer science, "subhorizontally" refers to a situation where a program or algorithm is executed in a manner that interferes with another program or algorithm's execution. This can occur when one part of the code is executing faster than the other, leading to issues such as memory leaks or deadlocks. For example, suppose you have two separate programs A and B running on different computers. If A executes faster than B, it could lead to a situation where A has more CPU
