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Cyberspace
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- Coined by science fiction writer william gibson in the 1970s, it describes the virtual place of computer memory, networks, and multimedia. glossary/22 d d1 and d2 digital tape component and composite formats (respectively) used for professional video recording. d1 is costlier than d2. both can go through many generations of dubbing without visible loss of picture quality.
- Киберпространство
- Loosely speaking, the internet, and virtual places thereon. cyber is used as a prefix meaning related to computers or the internet.
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Multimedia, английский
- Мультимедиа
- The combination of multiple digitized data types; text, sound, computergenerated graphics and animations, photographs and video. the merger of digital technologies based on the use of computers. the technologies that are converging are computing, television, printing and telecommunications.
- Мультимедиа; системы с комплексным представлением информации multimedia accelerator акселератор мультимедиа multimedia access system система доступа к данным мультимедиа multimedia and supercomputing components group группа по разработке компонентов мультимедиа-систем и сверхбыстрых вычислений
Respectively, английский
Professional, английский
The definition varies among associations but most term professional the following activities of a person over eighteen: being paid for riding, driving, or showing at halter; for training or boarding; for instructing; for conducting seminars or clinics; in some situations for being employed as a groom or farrier; for use of name or photo in connection with advertisement; for accepting prize money in classes.
Respective, английский
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Daemon, английский
- An otherwise harmless unix program that normally works out of sight of the user. on the internet, you`ll most likely encounter it only when your e-mail is not delivered to your recipient - you`ll get back your original message plus an ugly message from a mailer daemon saying the message was undeliverable.
- A daemon is a term for a autonomous computer process that can (appear) to run simultaneously with other processes on a computer. the daemon can interact with other processes or handle external (user) requests. a common example is a mail transport daemon that waits for mail to arrive and handles local delivery.
- A program, usually associated with unix systems, that runs in the background and performs housekeeping or maintenance functions without user intervention or awareness. dafont
Cyberphobic, английский
A person who is fearful of working in cyperspace.
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