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1 Derived
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2 derived element
"An element, such as an attribute or association, that can be calculated or derived from other information. For example, an age attribute for the class Person can be derived if you know the Person's date of birth." -
3 derived class
"In object-oriented programming, a class created from another class, called the base class. A derived class inherits all the features of its base class. It can then add data elements and routines, redefine routines from the base class, and restrict access to base-class features." -
4 Derived demand
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5 Derived expense
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6 Derived function
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7 Derived ratio
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8 derived production
A subproduction order that is created based on the main production order. -
9 derived depreciation book
A specific book used to copy transactions entered for a value model to the specific depreciation book. Can be used when assets are acquired so that the acquisition transaction needs to be entered only once instead of for each value model and depreciation book. -
10 derived table
A table that assumes a child role when it participates in an inheritance relationship with another table. -
11 derived class
A class that assumes a child role when it participates in an inheritance relationship with a parent (or base) class whose methods can be extended or redefined and whose member access can be restricted. -
12 Revenue derived from taxes
دخول من الضرائب ، إيرادات الضريبةEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Revenue derived from taxes
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13 logical tree
"In Windows Presentation Foundation, the tree containing all the elements and content that are directly created by an application and used for a user interface element. For the specified element, the logical tree is not a strict subset of its visual tree, because elements derived from the Visual base class might contain elements that are not derived from the Visual class. For example, the elements might contain a String, a TextElement, or any other common language runtime object." -
14 derive
[di΄raiv] v ծագել, սկիզբ առնել, բխել. ստանալ, դուրս բերել, հանել. French derives from Latin Ֆրանսերենը ծագում է լա տի ներենից. derive profit/benefit/pleasure եկամուտ ստանալ. օգուտ քաղել. հաճույք ստանալ. հմկրգ. derived data item տվյալների ածանցյալ տարր. derived field ածանցյալ դաշտ -
15 authorization
"The process of granting a person, computer process, or device access to certain information, services or functionality. Authorization is derived from the identity of the person, computer process, or device requesting access, which is verified through authentication." -
16 base class
A class from which other classes are derived by inheritance. -
17 post
"To submit an article in a newsgroup or other online conference or forum. The term is derived from the ""posting"" of a notice on a physical bulletin board." -
18 superclass
A class in object-oriented programming from which another class - a subclass - is derived. The subclass inherits its attributes and methods from the superclass. -
19 system info
The information about a computer that's derived from the System Information program. -
20 Active Directory data model
"A model derived from the LDAP data model. The directory holds objects that represent entities of various sorts, described by attributes. The objects and classes of objects that can be stored in the directory are defined in the schema. For each class of objects, the schema defines the attributes an instance of the class must have, the additional attributes it can have, and the class that can be its parent."English-Arabic terms dictionary > Active Directory data model
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