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1 corrective
[kə΄rektiv]1. n ճշտում, ուղղում.2. a ուղղիչ, ուղղող. ճշտող. corrective glasses բժշկ. կար գավորող ակնոց -
2 corrective
1) مصلح 2) تصليحي* * *مُصْلِحٌ -
3 Corrective parameters
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4 CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
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5 Diagnostic Policy Service
"A service in Windows that improve reliability by detecting impending failures and taking action to handle them by either initiating automatic corrective action or logging the appropriate diagnostic information for later root cause analysis, and/or notifying the user of an impending failure." -
6 DPS
"A service in Windows that improve reliability by detecting impending failures and taking action to handle them by either initiating automatic corrective action or logging the appropriate diagnostic information for later root cause analysis, and/or notifying the user of an impending failure."
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corrective — adj remedial, restorative, sanative, *curative Analogous words: helping, aiding, assisting (see HELP vb): salutary, hygienic, *healthful corrective n Corrective, control, check, antidote are comparable in their extended senses where they denote… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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corrective — 16c., verb and noun, from Fr. correctif, from L. correct , pp. stem of corrigere (see CORRECT (Cf. correct)) … Etymology dictionary
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