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1 relevance
[΄reləvəns] n տեղին լինելը, պատշաճություն. հիմնավորվածություն, հա մապատասխանություն. a matter of great relevance շատ կարևոր/տեղին հարց -
2 relevance
A measure of how closely results match a customer's search keywords. -
3 relevance rank
The position of an item in an ordered list of search results that reflects its relatedness to the search query. -
4 relevance ranking
The process of ordering search results to reflect their degree of relatedness to the search query. -
5 top results
An arrangement of search results ordered by relevance using a special search algorithm. -
6 social update
"An action taken on Windows Live or on partner websites such as Facebook that is considered to have social relevance and that might appear in an activity feed. For example, photo activity and status updates are considered to be socially relevant. Within Windows Live, friends see one another's relevant actions in feeds within Messenger, on Windows Live Home, and other places. Depending on the partner and their settings, actions that a customer takes on Windows Live may be visible on partner sites, actions they take on partner sites may be visible on Windows Live, or both." -
7 Discovery and Risk Assessment
"A Microsoft Office product that identifies business-critical Excel spreadsheets and Access databases by discovering files across network shares and SharePoint libraries, and that provides flexible risk assessment and categorization based on relevance, materiality and business impact."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Discovery and Risk Assessment
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8 graph edge
"A unit in the graph index that consists of an actor, an action, and an object. A graph edge represents an action done by one entity on another entity, or some relationship between two entities. For instance, an edge can represent a user (actor) viewing (action) a document (object). Or an edge can represent a user (actor) being the manager (action) of another user (object). Each graph edge contains metadata, such as a timestamp, relevance weight, and action type." -
9 logical
[΄lɔdзikl] a տրամաբանական, տրամա բանության. the logical conclusion տրա մա բանա կան ե զրակացություն. logical relevance տրամաբանական հ իմնավորվածություն. հմկրգ. logical block number բլոկի տրամաբանական համար. logical data base տրամաբանական տվյալ ների բազա. logical multiplication տրամաբանական բազ մա պատ կում, կ ոնյունկցիա. logical operation տրամաբանական օպերացիա. logical product տրամաբանական ար տադրյալ. logical record տրա մա բանական գրառում. logical shift տրամաբանական տեղաշարժ. logical value տրա մաբանական արժեք
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