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Empty set.
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The empty set, denoted {} or ш, is the set that has no members.
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Empty, немецкий
Empty, английский
- A пустой category, morph enantiomorphism n энантиоморфизм enantiosemy n энантиосемия
- Cargo discharged.
Empty (adj), английский
The state of an uninitialized variant variable (which returns a vartype of 0).
Empty argument, английский
Пустой аргумент
Empty band, английский
Свободное поле
Empty bastion, английский
In fortification is a bastion whereof the terreplein, or terrace in rear of the parapet, not having been carried farther to the rear than its regular distance, leaves a large space within it of a lower level.
Empty bottle, английский
See marine officer.
Empty carriage, английский
Empty chart, английский
Empty class, английский
Пустой класс
Empty clause, английский
Пустое выражение
Empty console start page, английский
The start page that appears when no snap-ins have been added to a snap-in console (.msc file).
Empty crate, английский
Reusable packing container in which exhibit materials were shipped. when properly marked with “empty” sticker indicating booth number and company name, they are removed, stored and returned at no charge.
Empty guid, английский
A 128-bit, 16-byte identification number that is represented by all zeros. ems (n)
Empty head and pure heart test, английский
Securities and exchange commission rule that allows only the bidder of a tender offer to trade in the stock while possessing inside information.
Empty indicator, английский
Индикатор ``пустой сегмент" используется при реализации метода протокола обеспечения доступа к ресурсам сети связи на основе использования пустого сегмента минипакетов ср.также slotted frame using mini packets
Empty list, английский
Пустой список
Empty location, английский
Пустая ячейка; незаполненная ячейка
Empty loop, английский
Пустой цикл
Empty medium, английский
Пустой носитель; незаполненный носитель; свободный носитель
Empty memory, английский
Пустая память; память, не содержащая информации
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Expectation, expected value., английский
The expected value of a random variable is the long-term limiting average of its values in independent repeated experiments. the expected value of the random variable x is denoted ex or e(x). for a discrete random variable (one that has a countable number
Empirical law of averages., английский
The empirical law of averages lies at the base of the frequency theory of probability. this law, which is, in fact, an assumption about how the world works, rather than a mathematical or physical law, states that if one repeats a random experiment over an
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