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81 TCB
(task control block)[ta:sk kən΄trəul ‚blɔk] խնդրի ղեկավարման բլոկ -
82 update list
"A list that includes the name of the person who originally sent a task request plus the names of everyone who received the task request, reassigned the task to someone else, or chose to keep an updated copy of the task in their task list." -
83 indent
"To move a task to a lower outline level [to the right] in the Task Name field. When you indent a task, it becomes a subtask of the nearest preceding task at a higher outline level." -
84 effort-driven scheduling
"The default method of scheduling in Project; the duration of a task shortens or lengthens as resources are added or removed from a task, while the amount of effort necessary to complete a task remains unchanged." -
85 external predecessor
"A predecessor to a task in the current project that resides in another project, represented by a task that appears dimmed in the task list." -
86 external successor
"A successor to a task in the current project that resides in another project, represented by a task that appears dimmed in the task list." -
87 finish date
"The date that a project or task is scheduled to be completed. This date is based on the task's start date, duration, calendars, predecessor dates, task dependencies, and constraints." -
88 linked project
A project that contains task dependencies to and from tasks in other project files. A link to a task in another project is represented with a placeholder or ghost task. -
89 outline number
"A number that indicates the exact position of a task in an outline. For example, a task with an outline number of 7.2 indicates that it's the second subtask under the seventh top-level summary task." -
90 subtask
A task that is part of a summary task. The subtask information is consolidated into the summary task. You can designate subtasks by using the Project outlining feature. -
91 wizard
"An interactive utility that guides users through a multi-step, infrequently performed task. Effective wizards reduce the knowledge required to perform the task compared to alternative UIs." -
92 bot
"A program that performs a task on a network, especially a task that is repetitive or time-consuming." -
93 robot
"A program that performs a task on a network, especially a task that is repetitive or time-consuming." -
94 Guided Help
"An interactive help topic that not only describes how to accomplish a task, but also completes it. Guided Help can either perform the task automatically or show users how to do it by leading them through each step." -
95 billable time
An amount of time in which work or a task is performed. A client/customer can be charged for the time spent performing the task. -
96 BCWP
"The earned value field that indicates how much of the task's budget should have been spent, given the actual duration of the task." -
97 budgeted cost of work performed
"The earned value field that indicates how much of the task's budget should have been spent, given the actual duration of the task."English-Arabic terms dictionary > budgeted cost of work performed
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98 assignment delay
The amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time that the assigned resource is to start working on the task. -
99 assignment view
A view that shows the resources assigned to each task as well as the total and timephased work and cost information for each assignment. The two assignment views are the Task Usage and Resource Usage views. -
100 cost resource
"A resource that doesn't depend on the amount of work on a task or the duration of a task, such as airfare or lodging."
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task — [tɑːsk ǁ tæsk] noun [countable] 1. a piece of work that must be done, especially one that must be done regularly: • Scheduling is a key task for most managers. • day to day management tasks • computers that can do dozens of tasks at the same time … Financial and business terms
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