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Driver reflection
| Глоссарий ИТ-терминов |
The process by which a driver file is copied to a location on the destination computer and the corresponding service is created.
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Driva, шведский
Driva (av snö), шведский
Drivage, английский
Drive, английский
- Привод
- [1] generically, to push in some direction. [2] the force of the wind pushing to leeward. [3] to carry as much sail as is possible in heavy wind. [4] a ship is said to drive if her anchor fails to hold.
- Driving. 1. to advance or sink drivepipe or casing through overburden or broken rock formation by chopping, washing, or hammering with a drive hammer or by a combination of all three procedures. 2. to excavate a horizontal underground passage or tunnel. 3. any power-transmission system such as belt drive, gear drive, chain drive, electric drive, etc.
- Designation of the pipe installed from a jacking shaft to a reception shaft.
- Guide, steer
- Guide, steer to push or move forward a plan or project
Drive (drove, driven), английский
Drive a , bore-hole, английский
Бурить скважину
Drive alternation, английский
Попеременное обращение к дисководам drive-array technology технология матричной дисковой памяти; матричный комплекс внешней памяти
Drive assembly, английский
Drive band, английский
In pile driving, a steel band which encircles the head of a timber pile to prevent it from splitting when being driven.
Drive band., английский
Drive bay, английский
- The opening in a computer chassis designed to hold a floppy drive, hard drive, cd-rom drive, tape drive or other device. may be half-height or full-height, exposed or internal.
- Секция под дисковод; ниша дисковода; отсек для дисковода
Drive belt, английский
Drive block, английский
- Drive hammer
- Ударная баба, используемая для аварийных работ на скважинах
Drive boat, английский
Drive cage, английский
Отсек для дисковода
Drive cap, английский
- A steel attachment placed over the top end of a pile to prevent damage while it is driven in the ground.
- Driving cap. see drive head 1.
Drive cap., английский
Drive capstan, английский
Ведущая ось
Drive casing, английский
Heavy, thick-walled casing, which is stronger than standard casing, and hence may be driven through overburden or material with less danger of being damaged than standard casing.
Drive chuck, английский
Mechanism at lower end of a diamond-drill drive rod on the swivel head by means of which the movements of the drive rod can be imparted to the drill string. also called chuck.
Drive circuit, английский
Управляющая схема
Destination, английский
- Пункт назначения; «отечный пункт маршрута
- Пункт назначения; конечный пункт маршрута
- Final point/place to which cargo is delivered to consignee/customer.
- Заданная (запрограммированная) координата (положения рабоче- го органа станка с чпу; см. также dеstinаtiоn роint ф distаnсе dеmаnd
- The point at which a voyage ends or is scheduled to end.
- A synchronization provider that provide its current knowledge, accept a list of changes from the source provider, detect any conflicts between that list and its own items, and apply changes to its data store.
- The location (drive, folder, or directory) to which a file is copied or moved.
- The ssis data flow component that loads data into data stores or creates in-memory datasets.
- Место назначения
- Пункт назначения
Corresponding, английский
Соответствующий
Correspond, английский
Соответствовать correspondenceсоответствие
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Replica creation, английский
The process by which a full copy of data sources, selected for inclusion in a protection group, is transferred to the dpm storage pool. the replica can be created over the network from live data on the file server or from a tape backup system. replica creation is an initialization process that is performed for each volume when the volume is added to a protection group.
Name devolution, английский
The process by which a dns resolver attempts to resolve a name by appending the dns search suffix to the name and, if that query fails, by iteratively querying for the name in the next higher level of the domain hierarchy.
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