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Metadata scope
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A namespace that defines the operations, schemas, and entities for a service.
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Metadata, английский
- Meta is a prefix that in most it usage means "an underlying definition or description". metadata is, therefore, a definition or description of data. see also meta tags.
- Метаданные
- Data about data. used in data mining and data warehousing to refer to data about the meaning and range of attributes, their relationships and locations. metadata supplies the context to understanding raw data. see also: data dictionary. meta-knowledge a term to signify "knowledge about knowledge," where a program not only "knows" something (i.e., has access to a database of knowledge), but "knows what it knows." meta-reasoning the capability to reason about the reasoning process rules. meta-rule a rule about the properties and roles of other rules. metlife`s intelligent text analyzer (mita) metlife`s intelligent text analyzer (mita) is a large system textual analysis of life insurance applications. it uses information extraction techniques from natural language processing to structure information from the freeform textual fields. mita uses an ontology constructed from the snomed system. see also: ontology, snomed.
- Information about the properties or structure of data that is not part of the values the data contains.
- Information that describes every element managed by the common language runtime: an assembly, loadable file, type, method, and so on. this can include information required for debugging and garbage collection, as well as security attributes, marshaling data, extended class and member definitions, version binding, and other information required by the runtime. metadata
- Metadata is data about data, such as the size of a file or the last time it was updated. for example, unbeknownst to many computer users, a simple microsoft word document can contain data on the author’s name, as well as a record of changes made to the document and any omissions. the same applies to photo images, as the exposure time, camera used and sometimes even the gps co-ordinates are embedded into a photo’s metadata. even a cropped image can still retain metadata that contains a copy (thumbnail view) of the original photo. data protection training can teach end-users techniques for removing metadata from files to prevent third-parties becoming privy to confidential information.
Metadata cache, английский
A file-based cache maintained on the client computer for the purpose of storing metadata for the end-user applications.
Metadata cache manager, английский
An administrative tool included in duet settings manager. this tool can be used to manage the metadata cache maintained on the duet client computer.
Metadata database, английский
A relational database used for maintaining metadata for download by client components.
Metadata definition language, английский
Metadata package, английский
A .cab file that can only have one locale support and that provides all the hardware display components in order for your device information to be shown in the control panel.
Metadata publisher, английский
The entity that writes or copies metadata files into the metadata database.
Metadata publishing, английский
The act of writing or copying metadata files into the metadata database.
Metadata reference information, английский
Metadata service, английский
A duet server component that facilitates the transfer of application metadata from the sap system to the duet client computer.
Metadata service provider, английский
A web service that facilitates publishing of metadata into the metadata database and updating of the same later on.
Metadata standards, английский
Metadata store, английский
The collection of xml files, stored in the business data connectivity service, that contain definitions of models, external content types, and external data sources.
Metadata warehouse, английский
Хранилище метаданных
Metadata workspace, английский
A class that represents the metadata runtime service component that provides support for retrieving metadata.
Metadataexchange, английский
A protocol to help automatically identify the details of the web-service being called.
Scope, английский
- To check out. example hey, walter, scope that chick with the godzilla tattoo calf, thigh, and...well, the whole left side of her body.
- Scientific committee on problems of the environment
- Объем
- Перископ, экран
- N сфера действия negation wide ~ широкая сфера действия narrow ~ узкая сфера действия scrapive n звук трения
- The length of anchor rode paid out in relation to the maximum depth of water.
- The riding scope of a vessel`s cable should be at least three times the depth of water under her, but it must vary with the amount of wind and nature of the bottom.
- The ratio of anchor cable or chain deployed to depth of water. normally 3:1 is adequate, but between 5:1 and 10:1 may be required in heavy weather.
- The ratio between the length of the anchor rode and the depth of the anchor. a scope of 7:1 is usually used, depending on the holding ground. too little scope can cause the anchor to drag.
- Охват (аудиторской проверкой)
- The breadth of subject matter that is covered by something - as in the scope of a claim.
- What`s included, as in the scope of a patent claim.
Scope, английский
Technically, the ratio of length of anchor rode in use to the vertical distance from the bow of the vessel to the bottom of the water. usually six to seven to one for calm weather and more scope in storm conditions.
Scope, английский
Scope 'n hope, английский
Operations, английский
- Research, incorporated фирма «оперейшнз ресерч ивкорпо- рейтед»
- Field movements, whether offensive or defensive.
- Операционный отдел (в инвестиционном банке)
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Flat namespace, английский
A namespace that is unstructured and cannot be partitioned, such as the network basic input/output system (netbios) namespace. in a flat namespace, every object must have a unique name.
Noncontiguous namespace, английский
A namespace based on different dns root domain names, such as that of multiple trees in the same forest.
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