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ნაკადი, ნაკადული
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დინება
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Stream, английский
- Anglo-saxon for flowing water, meaning especially the middle or most rapid part of a tide or current.
- [1] to drop something over the side and tow it (e.g., a paravane). [2] to tow a vessel away from its berth. [3] water flowing in a channel or watercourse. [4] a major ocean current (e.g., gulf stream).
- (a) any body of running water that moves under gravity to progressively lower levels, in a relatively narrow but clearly defined channel on the ground surface, in a subterranean cavern, or beneath or in a glacier. it is a mixture of water and dissolved, suspended, or entrained matter. (b) a term used in quantitative geomorphology interchangeably with channel. compare - river. gg
- An abstraction of a sequence of bytes, such as a file, an i/o device, an interprocess communication pipe, a tcp/ip socket, or a spooled print job. the relationship between streams and storages in a compound file is similar to that of files and folders.
- Chronological list of posts to monitor that match user-defined criteria.
- Digital media that is delivered in a continuous flow across a network.
- Packets delivered by a windows media server that are consumed by clients without caching. for a web server with smooth streaming installed, the experience is similar, except that the data can be cached by clients, though this can be prevented by applying cache control header directives in the smooth streaming feature.
- The flow of data from a source to a single receiver that flows through a channel, as opposed to packets, which may be addressed and routed independently, possibly to multiple recipients.
- To transfer digital data in a continuous flow across a network.
- Класс, сформированный с учетом способностей, склонностей учащихся
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Streamlet, английский
Stream, английский
- Anglo-saxon for flowing water, meaning especially the middle or most rapid part of a tide or current.
- [1] to drop something over the side and tow it (e.g., a paravane). [2] to tow a vessel away from its berth. [3] water flowing in a channel or watercourse. [4] a major ocean current (e.g., gulf stream).
- (a) any body of running water that moves under gravity to progressively lower levels, in a relatively narrow but clearly defined channel on the ground surface, in a subterranean cavern, or beneath or in a glacier. it is a mixture of water and dissolved, suspended, or entrained matter. (b) a term used in quantitative geomorphology interchangeably with channel. compare - river. gg
- An abstraction of a sequence of bytes, such as a file, an i/o device, an interprocess communication pipe, a tcp/ip socket, or a spooled print job. the relationship between streams and storages in a compound file is similar to that of files and folders.
- Chronological list of posts to monitor that match user-defined criteria.
- Digital media that is delivered in a continuous flow across a network.
- Packets delivered by a windows media server that are consumed by clients without caching. for a web server with smooth streaming installed, the experience is similar, except that the data can be cached by clients, though this can be prevented by applying cache control header directives in the smooth streaming feature.
- The flow of data from a source to a single receiver that flows through a channel, as opposed to packets, which may be addressed and routed independently, possibly to multiple recipients.
- To transfer digital data in a continuous flow across a network.
- Класс, сформированный с учетом способностей, склонностей учащихся
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