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Fast start
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A feature in bit rate throttling that delivers a maximum amount of data to a client’s buffer before throttling is applied. fast start reduces startup latency in the client.
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Fast, английский
- Quick, rapid, speedy, fleet, hasty, snappy, mercurial, swiftly, rapidly, quickly, snappily, speedily, lickety-split, posthaste, hastily, expeditiously, like a flash
- Facility for automatic sorting and testing
- Fast automatic shuttle transfer
- Fence against satellite threats
- Flight advisory service testing
- Flight aptitude selection test
- Fuel and sensor tactical (pack)
- Function analysis system technique
- Faceted application of subject terminology
- Fastened or held firmly (fast aground: stuck on the seabed; made fast: tied securely).
- A term used to describe a film with a relatively high light sensitivity, a lens with a relatively wide maximum aperture, or a shutter speed, such as 1/1000 second, that will freeze quick action.
- Secured.
- A rope, cablet, or chain by which a vessel is secured to a wharf; and termed bow, head, breast, quarter, or stern fasts, as the case may be.
- Fleet antiterrorism security team (usn/ usmc).
- [1] firmly fixed in place (cf. make fast, hold fast). [2] speedy.
- Федерация по борьбе с незаконным использованием программного обеспечения; объединение по борьбе с кражами программного обеспечения
- Said of an object that is secured to another. fathom-sixfeet.
- Final approach spacing tool
- Federation against software theft
Fast, английский
Fast, шведский
Fast access, английский
Fast access charge, английский
Fast access to systems technical information, английский
Система «фасти» для быстрого выявления неисправностей (при проверке ракет)
Fast acting isolating valve, английский
Faiv
Fast actuating isolating valve, английский
Faiv
Fast adder, английский
Быстродействующий сумматор
Fast aground, английский
Immovable, or high and dry.
Fast air mine, английский
Скоростная авиационная мина
Fast and loose, английский
An uncertain and shuffling conduct.
Fast as can, английский
Fast as can (loading or discharge), английский
Так быстро, как возможно. термин применяется при погрузочно-разгрузочных операциях
Fast automatic reclosing, английский
Fast automatic restoration, английский
Ускоренное автоматическое восстановление системы
Fast automatic shuttle transfer, английский
Быстрый перевод мвка с одной орбиты .на другую
Fast automatic transfer, английский
Ускоренная автоматическая передача (данных)
Fast axis, английский
In a birefringent material, the index of refraction varies with the direction of vibration of a lightwave. that direction having a low refractive index is the fast axis; at right angles to it is the slow axis, with a high index of refraction.
Fast backwards, английский
Rewind, on a vcr. example omom, would you fast backwards my tape?....please?
Fast breeder doubling time, английский
Время удвоения быстрых реакторов (время, необходимое для того, чтобы исходная суммарная мощность быстрых реакторов удвоилась
Throttling, английский
- Дросселирование
- The process of setting the maximum portion of total network capacity that a service is allowed to use. an administrator can deliberately limit a servers internet workload by not allowing it to receive requests at full capacity, thus saving resources for other programs, such as e-mail.
- The restriction in the flow of data when the total throughput across event hubs in exceeds the aggregate throughput unit allowances .
- Reducing the power output of an engine by closing the throttle, throw (1) connecting rod or big
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Out of band management, английский
A feature in configuration manager that allows computers to be managed outside standard management channels by connecting to a supported management controller. this management channel is independent from the configuration manager client and the operating system.
Search history, английский
- A feature in bing that shows the words you searched for and the sites you’ve visited, along with the date and time of your search.
- Search engines track every search users conduct (text and voice), every webpage visited, and every ad clicked on. search engines may use this data to personalize the results for signed in users.
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