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1 operand location
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2 operand location
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > operand location
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3 location
1) расположение; помещение ( в определённом месте)2) определение местоположения; обнаружение; пеленгация (напр. цели); локация3) вчт расположение в ячейке памяти; помещение в ячейку памяти ( с определённым адресом)4) небольшая область памяти определённого размера и с определённым адресом; ячейка памяти (с-адресом)5) адрес (напр. ячейки памяти)6) адресация, указание адреса или адресов (напр. ячеек памяти)7) назначение адреса или адресов; присвоение адреса или адресов (напр. ячейкам памяти)8) указание позиции (напр. курсора)•- assumed-reachable location
- beyond-the-horizon location
- cache location
- caller location
- direction-of-arrival location
- face location
- fixed location
- laser location
- operand location
- optical location
- over-the-horizon location
- palette location
- passive location
- range-difference location
- storage location
- trouble location
- virtual device location -
4 location
1) расположение; помещение ( в определённом месте)2) определение местоположения; обнаружение; пеленгация (напр. цели); локация вчт.3) расположение в ячейке памяти; помещение в ячейку памяти ( с определённым адресом)4) небольшая область памяти определённого размера и с определённым адресом; ячейка памяти (с адресом)5) адрес (напр. ячейки памяти)6) адресация, указание адреса или адресов (напр. ячеек памяти)7) назначение адреса или адресов; присвоение адреса или адресов (напр. ячейкам памяти)8) указание позиции (напр. курсора)•- assumed-reachable location
- beyond-the-horizon location
- cache location
- caller location
- direction-of-arrival location
- face location
- fixed location
- laser location
- operand location
- optical location
- over-the-horizon location
- palette location
- passive location
- range-difference location
- storage location
- trouble location
- virtual device locationThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > location
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5 address
адрес || адресовать- absolute address
- actual address
- address of address
- allophone address
- arithmetic address
- auxiliary address
- B address
- base address
- binary-coded address
- blank address
- block address
- broadcast address
- broken address
- calculated address
- call address
- constant address
- coordinate address
- core memory address
- current address
- data address
- destination address
- direct address
- dot address
- drop address
- dummy address
- effective address
- e-mail address
- end address
- entry-point address
- executive address
- explicit address
- external device address
- external address
- extra address
- final address
- first-level address
- fixed address
- floating address
- floating-point address
- foreign address
- frame address
- generated address
- global address
- hash address
- high load address
- higher address
- home address
- host address
- host apparent address
- immediate address
- implicit address
- indexed address
- indexing address
- indirect address
- initial address
- instruction address
- interleaved addresses
- invalid address - key address
- last field address
- leading address
- link address
- linkage address
- listener address
- load-point address
- load address
- location address
- logical address
- lower address - memory address
- multicast address
- multilevel address
- native address
- network address
- Nth-level address
- number address
- octal address
- offset address
- one-level address
- operand address
- out-of-range address
- overflow exit address
- page address
- physical address
- pointer address
- preset address
- presumptive address
- program address
- real address
- reference address
- regional address
- relative address
- relocatable address
- relocation address
- restart address
- result address
- return address
- second-level address
- self-relative address
- sense address
- single-level address
- source address
- specific address
- starting address
- start address
- stop address
- storage address
- store address
- subnet address
- subroutine return address
- symbolic address
- synthetic address
- talker address
- talk address
- transport address
- true address
- two-coordinate address
- two-level address
- unique address
- unload address
- variable address
- vector address
- virtual address
- windowed address
- word address
- zero address
- zero-level addressEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > address
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