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Baum
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Tree, английский
- A plant having a permanently woody main stem or trunk, ordinarily growing to a considerable height, and usually developing branches at some distance from the ground
- Woody plant that usually grows to at least 20 feet in height at maturity, typically having a single trunk with no branches within 3 feet of the ground (11).
- A network architecture in which transmission routes branch out from a central point.
- A partially ordered set where each object is either a parent or child of other objects, and no object is a parent to any of its ancestors. the parent/child/ancestors terms are metaphors for a simple ordering relationship. if object a precedes object b then object a is the "parent" of b and b is "a child of" b. a is an ancestor of b as is any ancestor of a. figure t.2 —
- Transit radiation effects on electronic equipment
Trad, шведский
Tree, английский
Drzewo, польский
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Wald, немецкий
Wurm, немецкий
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