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1 responsibility
[ri‚spɔnsə΄biləti] n պատ ա սխա նատվություն, պարտականություն. on one’s own responsibility սեփական պատասխանատ վությամբ. shared responsibility համատեղ պա տաս խանատ վություն. accept/take responsibility պատասխանատվու թյուն վերցնել/ստանձնել. assume responsibility for պա տասխանատվություն ստանձնել. bring to responsibility պատասխանատվության ենթարկել. sense of responsibility պարտքի/պատաս խանատվության զգա ցում. no sense of responsibility պատասխա նատ վու թյան բացակայություն. That’s not my responsibility Դա իմ պարտականությունը չէ. It is my responsibility to decide Այդ որոշման համար ես եմ պատասխա նա տու. She is your responsibility Դու նրա համար պա տաս խա նատու ես -
2 asynchronous data exchange
A style of processing where an application posts a request for an event to occur and then continues without waiting for the event. A separate service will recognize the request and take responsibility for ensuring that the event occurs.English-Arabic terms dictionary > asynchronous data exchange
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3 owner draw
"A rendering mode in which you take responsibility for drawing a control, rather than relying on the control's default rendering behavior."
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