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1 unstructured type
неструктурированный (простой) тип [данных] - см. simple typeАнгло-русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. > unstructured type
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2 unstructured type
Программирование: неструктурированный тип (данных), простой тип -
3 simple type
= simple data typeпростые типы данных делятся на две основных категории: порядковые типы (ordinal type) и вещественные типы (real type).Syn:Англо-русский толковый словарь терминов и сокращений по ВТ, Интернету и программированию. > simple type
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4 file
1) файл || формировать [организовывать] файл; заносить в файл; хранить в файле2) картотека; архив, комплект || составлять картотеку; вести картотеку•{to }close a file — закрывать файл
{to }create a file — создавать файл
{to }establish a file — выделять файл
{to }open a file — открывать файл
{to }reset a file — возвращаться к началу файла
- accounting file - activity file{to }scratch a file — ликвидировать файл
- archival quality file
- archived file
- attached file
- backup file
- batch transaction file
- binary resource file
- bit map file
- blocked file
- block-type file
- calendar file
- card file
- cassette file
- cataloged file
- central file
- chained file
- change file
- chapter file
- character-type file
- checkpoint file
- circular file
- class file
- com file
- combined file
- command file
- computer file
- concatenation file
- conceptual file
- configuration file
- contiguous file
- cross-index file
- crunched file
- data file
- data sensitive file
- DD file
- dead file - detail file
- device description file
- device independent file
- differential file
- digital audio file
- direct access file
- disk file
- display file
- drawing file - encrypted file
- exe file
- executable file
- flat file
- follow-up file
- forms file
- fresh operand file
- garbled file
- graphics file - hierarchical file
- immutable file
- inactive file
- index file
- indexed file
- indexed sequential file
- input file
- integrated data file
- inverted file
- jar file
- kill file
- labeled file
- license file
- link file
- linked file
- local file
- logical file
- lossy file
- magnetic card file
- magnetic disk file
- magnetic tape file
- main file
- manual file
- many-reel file
- master data file
- master file
- master-program file
- measurement file
- mechanized file
- memo file
- multiextent file
- multireel file
- multivolume file
- negative file
- netlist file
- nondedicated file
- object file
- on-line central file
- on-line file
- output file
- parallel search file
- permanent data file
- physical-image file
- printer description file
- private file
- privileged file
- problem file
- process data file
- program file
- protected file
- public file
- qualifying data file
- random file
- random-access file
- raw raster file
- README file
- readme file
- read-only file
- record address file
- recorder file
- reference file
- register file
- relational file
- remote file
- resource script file - scanline-data-formatted file
- scratch file
- seed file
- self-extracting file
- sequential file
- settings file
- setup file
- shared file
- sort file
- source file
- sparsed file
- spill file
- spooled file
- squeezed file
- standard file
- structured data file
- suspense file
- system file
- system recorder file
- tagged file
- tape file
- temporary file
- test-vector file
- text file
- threaded file
- trace file
- transaction file
- unireel file
- unlabeled file
- unlinked file
- unnamed file
- unstructured data file
- update file
- virus-infected file
- visible file
- volatile file
- wallpaper file
- wire file
- work fileEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > file
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5 sensitivity training
HRgroup-based training designed to help participants develop interpersonal skills (see interpersonal communication). Sensitivity training is a form of human relations training, and was developed by Kurt Lewin, and others at the National Training Laboratory in the United States during the 1940s. The format most commonly used is a training group, or T-Group, consisting of between 7 and 12 people who meet together over a period of about two weeks, normally at a residential training center. The aims are to develop sensitivity and awareness of participants’ own feelings and reactions, to increase their understanding of group dynamics, and to help them learn to adapt their behavior in appropriate ways. Group activities may include discussion, games, and exercises but may also be relatively unstructured. The provision of feedback is a key feature. This type of training has been controversial, as the group interactions can be confrontational, and some have suggested that participants could suffer emotional harm. The popularity of T-Groups has declined since the 1960s and 1970s. Sensitivity training is also known as laboratory training. This term emphasizes the way participants are placed in an environment in which different ways of interacting can be tried out. Lewin’s early work in this field was developed at the National Training Laboratories, founded in 1947, in the United States.
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