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Inheritance chain
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Цепь наследования inheritance filterфильтр наследуемых полномочий; фильтр наследования
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Chain, английский
- Unit of length equal to 66 feet (20).
- A system of interlinking pins, plates and rollers that transmits power from the front cranks to the rear wheel.
- Цепь
- Арка из воздушных петель
- When mountains, hills, lakes, and islands are linked together, or follow each other in succession, so that their whole length greatly exceeds their breadth, they form what is termed a chain. a measuring chain is divided into links, &c., made of stout wire, because line is apt to shrink on wet ground and give way. the chain measure is 66 feet.
- [1] a series of metal links (rings) passing through one another to form a flexible tie with high 67 chain tensile strength. [2] a group of related islands forming a more-or-less straight line (if the line is curved they form an arc).
- Цепь; мерная цепь ~ of holes линия [цепочка] отверстий ~ of locks многоступенчатый шлюз ~ of power plants каскад гэс ~ of triangulation звено [ряд, дуга] триангуляции band ~ стальная мерная лента (геодезиста); мерная цепь
- Группа людей, покупающих дома по цепочке один у другого
- Arrangement of microbial cells in form of a line
- A unit of linear measurement equaling 22 yards or 1/80 of a mile.
Chain, английский
Chain and sprocket drive, английский
Power transmission in which a roller chain engages with two or more toothed wheels or sprockets. used mainly on bicycles, motorcycles, and in engines as a drive from crankshaft to camshaft.
Chain arrester gear, английский
Аэродромная тормозная установка с тяжелой цепью
Chain base index, английский
For this type of index, a value in any specific time period is based on the value of the same entity in the preceding period. changes in values can be compared between sequential time periods. this differs from a fixed base index in which values in any period are based on the initial value. see: fixed base index, index number
Chain binders, английский
Yarns running in the warp direction on the back of a woven carpet which hold construction yarns together.
Chain block, английский
A combination of sheaves over which chains are arranged in the same manner as the rope in a block and tackle. also called chain hoist.
Chain block., английский
Chain bolt, английский
At the top of a door, a spring bolt which is actuated by a chain attached to it.
Chain bond, английский
Masonry construction which is bonded together by an embedded iron bar or chain.
Chain brow way, английский
Chain bucket dredger, английский
Chain bucket excavator, английский
Chain bucket loader, английский
A bucket-wheel excavator in which the buckets are on a roller chain.
Chain cable, английский
Chain carrier, английский
Chain case, английский
Case to enclose a chain and sprocket drive.
Chain casing, английский
Chain coal cutter, английский
Chain command, английский
Chain component id, английский
Inheritance, английский
- Herencia
- 1. the process by which genetically controlled characteristics pass from parents to offspring the inheritance of chronic inflammatory bowel disease 2. all of the qualities and characteristics which are passed down from parents an unfortunate part of our genetic inheritance
- Наследование
- Real property or personal property that is received by heirs.
- A mechanism that allows a given access control entry (ace) to be copied from the container where it was applied to all children of the container. inheritance can be combined with delegation to grant administrative rights to a whole subtree of the directory in a single update operation.
- The transfer of the characteristics of a class in object-oriented programming to other classes derived from it. for example, if vegetable’ is a class
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Neutralizing circuit, английский
Цепь нейтрализации (обратной связи)
Markov chain, английский
- Цепь маркова
- A model describing state transitions, where each state has a set of possible successor states and an associated probability distribution. the probability distribution depends only on the current state, and not on the history or path of states that were traversed to reach the current state. it can be represented by either its state graph, a directed graph with arcs showing permissible transitions or a transition matrix. in the example below, the transition matrix describes a three-state system. if the system is in the first state, it stays there with probability 0.5, or moves to either of the other two states with probability 0.25. if the system is in the second state, it will stay there with probability 0.3, move to the first state with the same probability, or to the third state with probability 0.4. when the system is in the third state, it stays in that state with probability 0.7 or moves to the second with probability 0.3. it will never move to state one from state three. the transition matrix forms a conditional in the probabilistic expert system sense. table m.2 — a 3 state transition matrix
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