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1 functional cohesion
module cohesion — связность модуля; модульное сцепление
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English-Russian electronics dictionary > functional cohesion
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4 functional cohesion
The New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > functional cohesion
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функциональное сцепление, функциональная связностьEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > functional cohesion
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1. n связь, согласие, сплочённость2. n спец. сцепление, слипание, когезия3. n физ. сцепление молекул; сила сцепленияmodule cohesion — связность модуля; модульное сцепление
4. n дор. связность5. n бот. срастание6. n мед. спайкаСинонимический ряд:1. adherence (noun) adherence; adhesion; bond; cling; clinging; coherence; stickage; sticking2. solidarity (noun) attachment; hanging together; integration; solidarism; solidarity; togetherness; union; uniting behind; unity -
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1) звено2) связанность ( сети)3) связность; сцепление ( элементов модуля)•- functional cohesion
- high cohesion
- logical cohesion
- low cohesion
- module cohesion
- procedural cohesion
- sequential cohesion
- spatial cohesion
- temporal cohesionEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > cohesion
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1) связывание; сцепление2) связь; сцепление; сцеплённость3) связность; целостность; объединённое состояние5) когезия•- communicational cohesion
- functional cohesion
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1) связывание; сцепление2) связь; сцепление; сцеплённость3) связность; целостность; объединённое состояние4) согласованность 5. когезия•- communicational cohesion
- functional cohesion
- logical cohesion
- procedural cohesion
- sequential cohesion
- spatial cohesion
- temporal cohesionThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > cohesion
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12 high cohesion
module cohesion — связность модуля; модульное сцепление
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13 module cohesion
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module cohesion — связность модуля; модульное сцепление
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15 logical cohesion
module cohesion — связность модуля; модульное сцепление
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16 low cohesion
module cohesion — связность модуля; модульное сцепление
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17 функциональная сцепленность
Русско-английский словарь по электронике > функциональная сцепленность
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18 функциональная сцепленность
Русско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > функциональная сцепленность
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19 functionele cohesie
• functional cohesionNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > functionele cohesie
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20 функциональная связность
связность модуля; модульное сцепление — module cohesion
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > функциональная связность
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