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21 condition
"The state of an expression or a variable (for example, when a result can be either true or false, or equal or not equal)." -
22 dialog unit
A device-independent measure to use for layout. One horizontal unit is equal to one-fourth of the average character width for the current system font. One vertical unit is equal to one-eighth of an average character height for the current system font. -
23 GB
"A unit of computer memory equal to 1,024 megabytes (1,024 1,048,576, [230] bytes)."GB -
24 gigabyte
"A unit of computer memory equal to 1,024 megabytes (1,024 1,048,576, [230] bytes)." -
25 center
"To align objects or text around a point located in the middle of a line, page, or other defined area; in effect, to position items an equal distance from each margin or border."يوسّط -
26 kilobit
A data unit equal to 1024 bits. -
27 line chart
"A chart that shows trends in data at equal intervals, with values from one or more sets of data connected by lines." -
28 standard deviation
"A statistical measure of the amount by which a set of values differs from the arithmetical mean, equal to the square root of the mean of the differences' squares." -
29 unsigned integer
"A data type that can only hold a whole number with a value greater than, or equal to, zero. In this implementation, the maximum value that an unsigned integer can hold is 0xFFFFFFFF (4,294,967,295)." -
30 stream-thinning
"The process of lowering the frame rate of source video to reduce the bandwidth required for streaming to be lower than or equal to the available client bandwidth. If necessary, the video portion of the stream may stop streaming and only the audio portion streamed." -
31 directional light
"A light source that is attached to a frame but appears to illuminate all objects with equal intensity, as if it were at an infinite distance from the objects. Directional light has orientation but no position, and it is commonly used to simulate distant light sources, such as the sun." -
32 covariance
A statistical measure of the tendency of two variables to change in conjunction with each other. It is equal to the product of their standard deviations and correlation coefficients. -
33 multiprocessor computer
A computer that contains two or more connected and roughly equal processors that can each carry out one or more processes (programs or sets of instructions) in tandem. -
34 XML attribute
"A name-value pair, separated by an equal sign and included in a tagged element, that modifies features of an element. All XML attribute values are strings enclosed in quotation marks." -
35 inventory turnover
The number of times in a year that a company turns inventory (sells an amount of product equal to the average investment in the product). Inventory turnover is calculated by dividing the annual cost of goods sold by the average inventory investment. Inventory turnover measures the performance of inventory. -
36 offset account
"In double-entry accounting, the account used to balance a transaction so that debits equal credits." -
37 critical path
"The series of activities that determines the duration of the project. In a deterministic model, the critical path is usually defined as those activities with float less than or equal to a specified value, often zero. It is the longest path through the project." -
38 ar-sa حملة الأسهم
"An organizational work model that emphasizes the use of small, cohesive teams of role specialists who communicate on an equal basis in the accomplishment of their individual and group tasks. This work model contrasts to that of the traditional top-down, linear-structure work model, and has been functionally proven in a variety of different organizations, cultures, and project sizes." -
39 team of peers
"An organizational work model that emphasizes the use of small, cohesive teams of role specialists who communicate on an equal basis in the accomplishment of their individual and group tasks. This work model contrasts to that of the traditional top-down, linear-structure work model, and has been functionally proven in a variety of different organizations, cultures, and project sizes." -
40 Actual Capacity
"The amount of time a resource has available to work at any given point in time. Actual Capacity is equal to Capacity minus resource calendar exceptions (e.g. offsite training, morale events, jury duty) and previously scheduled committed work (Project task assignments with type = committed). This is the most valuable measure for scheduling a resource."
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