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Audience identifier
| Глоссарий ИТ-терминов |
A guid or string that is used to uniquely identify an audience.
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Audience, английский
- A custom group used to target content to people based on membership within the group.
- Facebook users other than the facebook page account. these are users that interact with a facebook page by commenting on posts that are made by the facebook page account, by commenting on another other user’s post on a facebook page, and posting on a facebook page.
Audience, английский
Audience activity, английский
The number of comments and posts made by facebook users on facebook pages.
Audience compilation, английский
The process of evaluating a set of user profile entities with an audience rule to determine which user profile entities are members of the audience.
Audience préliminaire, французский
Audience rule, английский
A set of logical conditions that determine whether a user profile can be a member of an audience.
Identifiability, английский
Identifiable, английский
Identifiable assets, английский
Идентифицируемые активы
Identifiable assets and liabilities, английский
Identifica, английский
Identificação dos perigos, португальский
Procedimento visando identificar os perigos e definir as suas características essenciais.
Identificación bancaria, испанский
Identificación de peligros, испанский
Procedimiento de reconocimiento de los peligros y definición de sus características básicas.
Identificacion de caso, испанский
Numero de identificacion asignado a un caso
Identificar(se), португальский
Identificare [1], латинский
Identificare, 1, латинский
Identificatio, латинский
Identificatio, onis, f, латинский
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Site collection identifier, английский
A guid that identifies a site collection. in stored procedures, the identifier is typically @siteid or @websiteid. in databases, the identifier is typically siteid/tp_siteid.
Enterprise mode site list manager, английский
A gui tool used to create and manage lists that tell internet explorer 11 which websites to run in enterprise mode.
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