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Recursive hierarchy
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A hierarchy of data in which all parent-child relationships are represented in the data.
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Hierarchy, английский
- A set of transmission speeds arranged to multiplex signals at successively higher data rates.
- Иерархия;
- N иерархия lexical ~ лексическая иерархия
- A logical structure that organizes the members of a set into parent-child relationships.
- A smartart graphic layout type that includes layouts designed to show a hierarchical structure, such as an organization chart, or a decision tree.
- A smartart graphic layout used to show hierarchical relationships progressing from top to bottom.
Hierarchy analysis method, английский
Метод анализа иерархии
Hierarchy branch, английский
A group of sites, interconnected via child/parent site connections, that report up to the same primary site.
Hierarchy chart, английский
Иерархическая схема
Hierarchy control, английский
Иерархическое управление (при котором процессы группируются в иерархию приоритета)
Hierarchy depth, английский
Глубина иерархии
Hierarchy diagram, английский
A diagram that shows the hierarchical relationships among objects/nodes (for example, an organization chart).
Hierarchy level, английский
A classification that applies to members within a hierarchy.
Hierarchy list, английский
A smartart graphic layout used to show hierarchical relationships progressing across groups. can also be used to group or list information.
Hierarchy of categories, английский
Иерархия категорий
Hierarchy of controls (risk), английский
The preferred order of risk controls in order to protect people, environment plant and property: • elimination • substitution • engineering measure (eg machine guards) • administrative measure (eg work procedures) • personal protective equipment.
Hierarchy of evidence, английский
Hierarchy of files, английский
Иерархия файлов
Hierarchy of function, английский
Иерархия функций
Hierarchy of keys, английский
Hierarchy of needs, английский
- The arrangement of human needs on a scale which may determine levels of motivation.
- A theory proposed by american psychologist abraham maslow that categorises human desires
- The hierarchy of needs is a psychological theory that argues people`s needs must be fulfilled in a certain order, from most important to least important, otherwise the lower-level needs will not be fulfilled.
- A theory created by psychologist abraham maslow that states humans constantly strive to meet a series of needs, going from physical (food and shelter) all the way to spiritual (self-actualization).
Hierarchy provider, английский
A code structure that defines a hierarchy.
Hierarchy tree, английский
- Дерево иерархии
- A structure in which elements are related to each other hierarchically.
Recursive, английский
Recursive auto-encoder, английский
Recursive data structure, английский
A structure, such as a tree or a list, that can be defined from recursive operations on its elements. for example, a tree can be constructed by combining two (or more) trees as sub-trees of an existing element.
Relationships, английский
The lifestyle subcategory containing apps to help you with your personal relationships.
Relationship, английский
- Отношение: соотношение; связь; взаимоотношение; взаимосвязь
- Отношение, степень родства
- A way in which someone or something is connected to another the incidence of the disease has a close relationship to the environment. he became withdrawn and broke off all relationships with his family.
- Зависимость, соотношение
- A connection between objects.
- A logical connection between entities.
- A smartart graphic layout type that includes layouts designed to illustrate connections.
- An association established between common fields (columns) in two tables. a relationship can be one-to-one, many-to-many, or one-to-many.
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Member view, английский
A hierarchy of dimension members that is organized according to member properties.
Pki hierarchy, английский
A hierarchy in which the roles of the certification authority are separated into one root ca and one or more subordinate cas. pl/sql (n)
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