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Change log
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The log where the quorum resource stores data. this data is maintained by the clustering software.
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Change, английский
- Изменение
- In building construction, an authorized alteration or deviation from the design or scope of work as originally defined by the contract documents. chancel arch channel beam 197
- N изменение, чередование analogic ~ изменение по аналогии 4 вопрос о том, в чем данное утверждение или поведение помогает достичь желаемого результата. character 27 class internal ~ внутреннее изменение morphophonemic ~ морфонемное именение phonemic ~ фонемное изменение phonetic ~ фонетическое изменение phonological ~ фонологическое изменение secondary ~ вторичное изменение semantic ~ семантическое изменение sound ~ звуковое изменение: conditioned ~ ~ обусловленное sudden ~ ~ внезапное word order ~ изменение порядка слов zero ~ нулевое изменение characteri
- Изменить
- In warrantry, is the voluntary substitution of a different voyage for a merchant ship than the one originally specified or agreed upon, an act which discharges the insurers. (see deviation.)
- Изменение || менять о ~ in
- A difference in the values of a variable and in time. a difference in a system`-s states observed at different times. change is basic to any process. speed is a measure of change in an euclidean space and is expressed as the proportion of distance travelled to elapsed time. gradual change implies ordered variables or continua such as temperature, weight, distance, gross national product and observations at smaller time intervals yields intermediate values thus revealing a curve in a space-time continum. qualitative change is considered abrupt and refers to differences in structure, pattern or level which usually imply mutually exclusive descriptions, attributres or laws e.g., changes in the form of matter from gas to liquid to solid or transitions ,from a feudal to an industrial society. quantitative changes are changes in numerical or mass variables such as in volume, wealth or transmission rate. quantitative changes may be gradual as in population growth or occur in larger units or steps as in salaries. quantitative changes may become qualitative when they pass the threshold of mutually exclusive types supported by the quantities involved, e.g. changes from an industrial to an information economy.
- To modify the value of a property or attribute.
- Монеты
Change, английский
Change (reformation) of shore (bank), английский
Change - over, английский
Change a directory, английский
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Change advisory board, английский
A formally constituted group of people representing service delivery and support functions that is responsible for assessing, planning, and authorizing changes to the it environment.
Change agent, английский
- Something or someone that causes change
- Something or someone that causes change a person or department that deliberately causes change within an organization
Change all, английский
Заменить все
Change analysis, английский
An analytical technique for use in the analysis phase of an investigation.
Change analysis group, английский
Группа анализа (вносимых) изменений
Change and transport organizing, английский
Организатор изменений и переносов (в sap r/3)
Change applier, английский
An object that performs conflict detection, conflict handling, and change application for a batch of changes.
Change bar, английский
Индикатор изменений
Change bit, английский
Флаг изменений; разряд изменений; бит изменений
Change code page, английский
Change color, английский
Изменить цвет
Change control, английский
Principles and processes that facilitate the management of change without compromising the quality or integrity of an it project or solution, through structured procedures for submitting, approving, implementing, and reviewing change requests.
Change control group, английский
Группа внесения изменений
Change creator, английский
The user who creates a new change request.
Change data table, английский
Change date, английский
Clustering, английский
- The tendency e.g. of laser-active ions in laser gain media to form clusters in their host medium
- Кластеризация; выделение кластеров; объединение в кластеры; группирование
- Clustering is a technique used in data mining, online analytical processing (olap), and similar activities to group observations. a clustering procedure attempts to identify and extract "similar" groups of observations from a data set. unlike classification procedures, the number and memberships in the groups are not known a priori. the observations are grouped on the same set of attributes as is used to assess their homogeneity. in contrast, classification and regression techniques use one group of variables to obtain homogeneity on a second set. the clustering process can either be agglomerative, where each record starts as its own cluster and is merged with other clusters, or divisive, where all the data starts in a single large cluster and is gradually broken down into smaller, more homogeneous clusters. while the clustering is often of interest in its own right, it can also be used to pick out interesting subgroups for further analysis. the clusters can be disjoint, so that each observation falls in one and only one cluster, hierarchical, where the higher level clusters are further split into sub-clusters recursively, or overlapping, so that an individual data point can have membership into more than one cluster. see also: classification procedures, data mining, knowledge discovery in databases, regression.
- A data mining technique that analyzes data to group records together according to their location within the multidimensional attribute space.
- The grouping of multiple servers in a way that allows them to appear to be a single unit to client computers on a network. clustering is a means of increasing network capacity, providing live backup in case one of the servers fails, and improving data security.
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Quorum log, английский
The log where the quorum resource stores data. this data is maintained by the clustering software.
Approval history, английский
The log of approved changes made to an object.
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