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101 Signature Setup
"The title for a dialog that specifies how a signature line should be signed, including instructions for signers." -
102 View
A common menu item that enables the user to select how the contents of the current program are displayed. -
103 build rule
A set of guidelines that determine how a Visual Studio project is built. -
104 load test
"A test that studies the behavior of the program when it is working at its limits. Types of load tests include volume tests, stress tests, and storage tests. Volume tests study the largest tasks the program can deal with. Stress tests study the program's response to peak bursts of activity. Storage tests study how memory and space is used by the program, either in resident memory or on disk. A test that is designed to put a server application under heavy user load to pinpoint performance and/or scalability problems." -
105 makefile
A file that contains rules that describe how to compile source code or link object modules. -
106 thread-safe
Pertaining to multithreaded applications and how threads share and access data. -
107 discrete interpolation
"One of three methods used to describe how an animation transitions between values over its duration. This method produces a jump from one value to the next, without generating in-between values." -
108 linear interpolation
One of three methods used to describe how an animation transitions between values over its duration. This method produces a constant rate of change. -
109 sync partnership
A profile in Sync Manager that specifies how and when files are synchronized between two locations (such as between a desktop computer and a laptop). -
110 contract line
"The specific description in a contract of the service support to be provided, including pricing and how support is to be allotted." -
111 route
A detailed set of instructions that describes how to create a particular item. -
112 project type
"A classification that determines how a project is posted to the ledger. Project type identifies an external project as fixed price or time and materials and an internal project as cost, investment, or time." -
113 product model
"A specification of how items are to be customized. A product model can be used for sales orders, purchase orders, or production orders." -
114 overdelivery
"A limit, specified as a percentage of quantity ordered, for how much the purchaser will accept over the amount ordered. Overdelivery typically applies to bulk items." -
115 Message Policy
"A set of rules that are applied to e-mail messages. These rules govern how messages are processed and stored, based on a set of requirements. The requirements are typically based on regulatory requirements for an industry or geographic region." -
116 co-owner
"The person who, together with the owner, controls how permissions are set on objects and can grant permissions to others." -
117 underdelivery
"A limit, specified as a percentage of quantity ordered, for how much the purchaser will accept under the amount ordered. Underdelivery typically applies to bulk items." -
118 Application Compatibility Toolkit
"A suite of tools that enables software developers, independent software vendors (ISVs), and enterprise IT professionals to determine whether their applications are compatible with a new version of Windows before rolling it out to the company. ACT also enables such individuals to determine how Windows security updates may impact their applications."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Application Compatibility Toolkit
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119 logical design
"A design process that details the elements of the solution and how they interrelate with each other. This design does not provide technical implementation details, and thus is prior to making specific technology decisions." -
120 physical design
"The third major stage in the design process, in which the project team determines how to specifically implement the logical design. Physical design addresses the technology that will be used by the end user. The goal is to apply real-world technology constraints to the logical design, such as implementation and performance considerations. Physical design corresponds to a contractor's blueprints for the physical elements of a structure-wiring, plumbing, heating, and ventilation. The contractor's plans add detail to the architect's plans and reflect real-world construction constraints."
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