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1 alter
[΄ɔ:ltə] v փոխել, վերափոխել. alter course ուղ ղությունը փոխել. alter one’s mind միտքը փո խել. That alters things Դա փոխում է իրավիճա կը. The place has altered a lot Այս վայրը շատ է փոխվել. We found her very much altered Նա շատ էր փոխվել. (ձևափոխել) alter a dress/ skirt/jacket ձևափոխել հագուս տը/փե շը/ժ ակե տը -
2 alter
1) يخصي 2) يبدل* * *يَخْصي -
3 ALTER (TO)
"بدل, غير, حول" -
4 public folder
"A folder on a public server that people can use to share information, such as work information, discussions, contacts, tasks, and classified ads. Access permissions determine who can view and alter the folder and to what extent." -
5 data-definition query
An SQL-specific query that contains data definition language (DDL) statements. These statements allow you to create or alter objects in the database. -
6 splined interpolation
"One of three methods used to describe how an animation transitions between values over its duration. This method uses a Bezier curve to describe how the animation transitions between key frames. The Bezier curve starts at zero, which corresponds to the current key frame value, and ends at one (the next key frame's value). By altering the curve's two control points, you alter the animation's progress curve." -
7 OnNow Power Initiative
A system-wide approach to power management. All components can be instantly on or off and work in conjunction with hardware and software components to alter their power state as system use requires. -
8 transform
"In mathematics and computer graphics, to alter the position, size, or nature of an object by moving it to another location (translation), making it larger or smaller (scaling), turning it (rotation), changing its description from one type of coordinate system to another, and so on." -
9 hardening
The use of physical and firmware modifications that make the hardware more difficult to alter without damaging the hardware. These modifications can also prevent hacking that can disable the metering of a prepaid or subscription computer. -
10 Sharpen and Soften
A feature that allows the user to digitally alter a picture to increase or decrease the sharpness of focus.
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Alter — Al ter, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Altered}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Altering}.] [F. alt[ e]rer, LL. alterare, fr. L. alter other, alius other. Cf. {Else}, {Other}.] 1. To make otherwise; to change in some respect, either partially or wholly; to vary; to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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