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21 parent customer
An account that is immediately above a contact entity. Any action taken on the account entity can propagate to the child contact entity. -
22 instant messaging
A method of real-time communication over the Internet in which a sender types a message to one or more recipients and the recipient immediately receives the message in a chat area. -
23 ar-sa المراسلة الفورية
A method of real-time communication over the Internet in which a sender types a message to one or more recipients and the recipient immediately receives the message in a chat area. -
24 IM
A method of real-time communication over the Internet in which a sender types a message to one or more recipients and the recipient immediately receives the message in a chat area. -
25 immediate query
"A LINQ query that is evaluated immediately. Any query that returns a single value, as opposed to a sequence of values, or that is terminated by a call to ToList, ToArray, ToDictionary, or ToLookup." -
26 recognition award
"A one-time award that can be paid out immediately in recognition of special effort, usually in the form of cash, stock, or a gift certificate. Recognition award plans usually involve a nomination and approval process and reward an accomplishment that represents a behavior or value promoted by the company." -
27 category item
"A general, nonspecific item that is registered in the system but typically not stocked and often consumed immediately. A category item is used in purchase requisitions when users cannot find a suitable item in a product catalog or by searching all items. A category item must be associated with a product category." -
28 estimated duration
"A duration for which you have only enough information to determine a tentative value. So that its status is clearly visible, an estimated duration is clearly marked by a question mark immediately following the duration unit." -
29 instant message session
A real-time communication over the Internet in which a sender types a message to one or more recipients and the recipient(s) immediately receives the message in a pop-up window. -
30 instant messaging session
A real-time communication over the Internet in which a sender types a message to one or more recipients and the recipient(s) immediately receives the message in a pop-up window. -
31 trigger distance
"For Latin-based languages only, the distance you need to move the stylus to the right of the right edge of the ink for the ink to be immediately converted to text. The trigger distance is used by the handwriting recognition feature to detect that a user has started writing the next word." -
32 fail fast exception
An exception that cannot be caught by any exception handler and that immediately causes the application to terminate and launch error reporting. -
33 evict
"To place a windows Live ID in a forced rename state, while the Windows Live ID and all of its existing settings, including the password, Xbox Live points, or Zune points are preserved. The user can sign in using the Windows Live ID and its password, but they're immediately asked to rename the Windows Live ID. They must specify an e-mail address that's outside the Outlook Live domain." -
34 operational workflow
A workflow that is synchronous and starts immediately. -
35 almost
[΄ɔ:lməust] adv գրեթե, համարյա. almost always/immediately գրեթե միշտ/անմիջապես I almost missed the train Քիչ էր մնում գնացքից ուշանայի. He almost died of fright Քիչ էր մնnւմ վախից մեռներ
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