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Orchestra shell
| Глоссарий по архитектуре и конструкциям |
A massive, sound-reflective structure which closes off the flies and wings of a theatrical stage to form a performing area for music, or is used in an open-air theater to direct sound to the audience.
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Orchestra, английский
Orchestra circle, английский
Orchestra pit, английский
A pit immediately in front of, or wholly or partly under, the forestage of an auditorium.
Orchestra [ae, f], латинский
Orchestralis [e], symphoni, латинский
Orchestration, английский
An executable business process.
Orchestration console, английский
A web-based console that you can use to start, stop, and view information about runbooks.
Orchestration database, английский
The oracle or sql server database where configuration information, runbooks, and logs are stored.
Orchestration designer, английский
A graphical user-interface tool used to design and implement business processes.
Orchestration instance, английский
A running instance of a specific executable business process.
Orchestrator integration toolkit, английский
A set of software tools that you can use to create custom integration packs.
Orchestrator management server, английский
The computer that provides the communication layer between the runbook designer and the orchestration database.
Orchestrator management service, английский
The service that is responsible for maintaining the orchestration database, communicating with the runbook designers, and communicating with the deployment manager.
Orchestrator orchestration console, английский
A web application that runs runbooks. it requires the orchestrator web service to connect to the orchestration database.
Orchestrator runbook server, английский
A server role that processes the activities for a running instance of a runbook and publishes any activity data.
Orchestrator runbook server monitor, английский
A service that is installed on the management server to monitor the health of runbook servers.
Orchestrator runbook service, английский
A service that is installed on each runbook server that runs runbooks and communicates with the orchestration database. order (n)
Shell, английский
- The hat shaped, preliminary form of a metal closure prior to being threaded and knurled.
- Оболочка; снаряд
- Ракушка (например, 3 dc worked in the same space - 3 столбика с накидом, выполненные в одном и том же месте)
- In artillery, a hollow iron shot containing explosive materials, whether spherical, elongated, eccentric, &c., and destined to burst at the required instant by the
- [1] a hollow explosive-filled projectile, fused to explode in flight, upon impact, or after penetration. [2] to bombard with such projectiles. [3] the plates or planking forming the exterior hull of a ship. [4] the casing of a block in which its sheave rotates. [5] a long, light and narrow racing canoe, equipped with outriggers for oars, and sliding seats for one, two, four, or eight oarsmen.
- Incorrectly used by some drillers as a synonym for reaming shell; also incorrectly used as a synonym for the inner or outer tube of a core barrel.
- Any thin-wall tubular device.
- The operating system that is located on the windows operating system in the surface unit. the shell includes access points, launcher, time-outs, out-of-order screen, and user mode.
- A character based program that gives the user simple and programmatic access to the operating system via commands stem - science technology engineering and mathematics - the set of elds many educational institutions and governments are focusing on to improve enrollments and retention. sw - abbreviation for software.
- Малый пивной стакан
- A bare enclosed structure, but especially one made mainly of panels. a monocoque structure. a body shell,
Shell, английский
Shell, английский
Reflective, английский
Performing, английский
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Sealing compound, английский
A mastic-like material used as a seal or sealer.
Gravity wall, английский
- A massive concrete wall that resists overturning by virtue of its own weight.
- Retaining wall relying on significant mass, dimensions or modular sections. little or no stability is gained from the natural resistance of the supported. soil. may be large stone blocks, pre-fabricated concrete modules, or reinforced construction with spread foundations. freezing or other methods.
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