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Slave code
| Глоссарий по истории гражданской войны в США (английский) |
A law passed to regulate the treatment of slaves.
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Code, немецкий
Code, английский
- The law created by statutes. for example, the california code of civil procedure, california civil code, california vehicle code, california penal code, and california health and safety code
- Код; шифр
- 1. a system of numbers, letters or symbols used to represent language or information 2. same as genetic code verb 1. to convert instructions or data into another form 2. (of a codon or gene) to provide the genetic information which causes a specific amino acid to be produced genes are sections of dna that code for a specific protein sequence.
- N код, азбука | v шифровать по ко- ду, кодировать switching dot-and-dash ~, morse ~ азбука морзе
- [1] a systematic collection of laws. [2] a text in which whole words or phrases (rather than individual letters) have been substituted in order to conceal its meaning from those who do not possess the key. see also cipher, cryptography.
- Открытая среда разработки программ типа клиент/сервер
- Кодекс
- Standard enacted or enforced as a law.
- Standard enacted or enforced as a law.1
- Standard enacted or enforced as a law. compare recommended practice; standard.
- Standard enacted or enforced as a law. compare recommended practice; standard. coefficient of thermal expansion (cte): rate of expansion or contraction per unit length, volume, or area per degree of temperature change between specified lower and upper temperature limits.
- Standard enacted or enforced as a law.3
Code, английский
Code 39, английский
A barcode symbology standard maintained by american national standards institute (ansi).
Code abstraction, английский
Абстракция программы
Code access security, английский
A mechanism provided by the common language runtime whereby managed code is granted permissions by security policy and these permissions are enforced, helping to limit the operations that the code will be allowed to perform.
Code access security (cas) policy, английский
A set of rules that defines security permissions for a collection of assemblies by associating attributes of those assemblies, such as location and signature, with a set of code access security permissions.
Code adjustment, английский
Упорядочение кодов
Code alphabet, английский
Алфавит кода; кодовый алфавит
Code analysis, английский
The process of checking code for conformance to design guidelines. code analysis goes beyond compilation to look for common coding and design errors determined by a set of guidelines.
Code area, английский
Область кода;участок кода
Code audit, английский
Ревизия программы; проверка соответствия программы спецификациям
Code auditor, английский
Программный ревизор
Code base, английский
Основание кода
Code block, английский
Кодовый блок
Code bum, английский
Программист, "экономящий на спичках"; "крохобор"
Code cache, английский
Кэш команд
Code chain, английский
Кодовая последовательность; кодовая цепочка
Code character, английский
Кодовый символ; символ кода
Code chart, английский
Таблица кодов
Code check, английский
Проверка кода
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Baby boom, английский
The term for the generation born between 1946 and 1961, when the u.s. birthrate sharply increased following world war ii.
Middle passage, английский
- The middle leg of the triangular trade route—the voyage from africa to the americas—that brought captured africans into slavery.
- This was the longest, toughest, and most horrific segment of the triangular trade. 199 middle africans, purchased from local chiefs and warlords, were literally packed like sardines (see spooning) into the holds of specially-designed slave ships, chained together (usually in pairs), only occasionally (if ever) allowed a turn around the decks, and fed barely enough food to sustain life. the passage lasted between five weeks and five months, and every day the stench of fear, unwashed bodies, and human excrement got worse. malnutrition, scurvy, dysentery, and infectious diseases, along with severe depression took a terrible toll. nevertheless, there were enough survivors to make the slave trade immensely profitable.
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