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Crowded interface
| Глоссарий по вычислительной технике |
Насыщенный интерфейс; интерфейс, содержащий много элементов
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Crowd, английский
- Used by some drillers as a synonym for overfeed.
- As used by handsetters, the uneven calking of a diamond resulting in its being pinched or forced out of its intended position in a bit.
- To place or set diamonds too closely together in the crown of a bit.
- Нагрузка от толпы; ~s in excess
Crowd arm, английский
Crowd motor, английский
Crowd sail, to, английский
To carry an extraordinary press of canvas on a ship, as in pursuit of, or flight from, an enemy, &c.
Crowd trading, английский
Used for listed equity securities. group of exchange members with a defined area of function tending to congregate around a trading post pending execution of orders. includes specialists, floor traders, odd-lot dealers, and other brokers as well as smaller groups with specialized functions. see: priority.
Crowde, английский
A crypt or cellar, especially of a church. crowfoot 1. colloquial term for stylolite. 2.a v-shaped marking on an architectural or engineering drawing, the apex of which indicates a reference point or the limit of a dimension.
Crowde. crowbar, crow a steel bar, one end of which is flattened; sometimes slightly bent; used for heavy prying, and as a lever for moving heavy objects., английский
Crowded, английский
Crowdie, английский
- Meal and milk mixed in a cold state; but sometimes a mere composition of oatmeal and boiled water, eaten with treacle, or butter and sugar, as condiment.
- A seaman’s delicacy made from milk, thickened with meal, and eaten with butter and treacle.
Crowding, английский
Скученность (застройки)
Crowding battle, английский
Crowding force, английский
Crowding out, английский
Heavy federal borrowing that drives interest rates up and prevents businesses and consumers from borrowing when they would like to.
Crowdingofminerals, английский
Crowdsourcing, английский
Obtaining services or contributions from a large independent group of people (usually from an online community) rather than from traditional employees or suppliers.
Interface, английский
- Точка подключения к структурированной кабельной системе.
- Программно-аппаратные средства, обеспечивающие взаимодействие двух систем или процессов в месте их сопряжения, например, порт rs-232-с.
- Признанная и определимая точка пересечения двух систем.
- Межсетевая граница (отделяющая отдельные части сетевого графика)
- The link between two pieces of disparate equipment, such as a cpu and a peripheral device. also, a method of translating data from computer to user. for internet, the user interface is difficult for the uninitiated to use. software programs have been written which change the look of the screen by provide pull-down menus, buttons, hierarchical files folders or hypertext to use and move around the internet. software program names include mosaic, lynx, internet in a box and gina. glossary/44
- Интерфейс, устройство сопряжения, стык,
- The common boundary, often a plane surface, between two bodies or materials.
- Интерфейс; стык; соединение, общая граница (двух устройств или сред)
- A card, plug, or other device that connects pieces of hardware with the computer so that information can be moved from place to place. for example, standardized interfaces such as rs-232-c standard and scsi enable communications between computers and printers or disks.
- A defined set of properties, methods, and collections that form a logical grouping of behaviors and data.
- A display technique, used primarily in the early 1990s, that enables a monitor to provide more resolution inexpensively.
- A reference type that defines a contract. other types implement an interface to guarantee that they support certain operations. the interface specifies the members that must be supplied by classes or other interfaces that implement it. like classes, interfaces can contain methods, properties, indexers, and events as members.
- Connection between two systems or devices.
- Software that enables a program to work with the user (the user interface, which can be a command-line interface, menu-driven, or a graphical user interface), with another program such as the operating system, or with the computer’s hardware.
- The point at which a connection is made between two elements so that they can work with each other or exchange information.
- The preparation a graphic image so that alternating rows are displayed in separate passes. interlaced images give a unique effect because the entire image is displayed quickly and then details are filled in gradually.
- The formal way in which two things interact. in particular how humans and machines interact or two pieces of software interact.
- The place where systems meet and act on or communicate with each other; the point of connection, for example, between two telecommunication networks or between a telecom network and customer equipment.
- A boundary that exists between any two contacting surfaces. there are five types of interfaces that can exist between
- The physical boundary between two adjacent surfaces.
- Physical boundary between two adjacent media.
- Physical boundary between two adjacent media. 502 glossary i-l
- Physical boundary between two adjacent media.7,21
Interface, английский
Interface, испанский
[interfaz] conexión mecánica o eléctrica que permite el intercambio de información entre dos dispositivos o sistemas. habitualmente se refiere al 'software' y 'hardware' necesarios para unir dos elementos de proceso en
Interface, французский
Interface activity, английский
Граничная работа
Насыщенный, русский
Содержащий, русский
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Dense drawing, английский
Насыщенный чертеж; чертеж, содержащий много объектов
Default font weight, английский
Насыщенность шрифта по умолчанию
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