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1 low-value asset
"In Australia, a depreciating asset that is not a low-cost asset but which has an opening net book value less than $1,000 (as of July 1 in the year that it is allocated to the pool), and for which the organization has previously worked out any deduction using the reducing balance depreciation method." -
2 asset
"Anything owned or controlled by a business, tangible or intangible, that has monetary value and was acquired at a measurable cost." -
3 x-ua-compatible header
"An HTML header in which the HTTP-EQUIV property has a value of x-ua-compatible, which allows content to specify the document compatibility modes supported by the webpage." -
4 Base Capacity
"The amount of available time a resource has to work based on their resource base calendar. This is equivalent to the capacity of the position to which the resource is assigned. For example, a resource in a 70% part-time position has a Base Capacity of.7FTE. Not very useful for scheduling but of more value in determining the maximum capacity or cost of an organization." -
5 percent complete
A field that you use to enter or display how much of a task has been completed. This value is expressed as the percentage of the task duration that has been completed. -
6 checksum
"A calculated value that is used to test data for the presence of errors that can occur when data is transmitted or when it is written to disk. The checksum is calculated for a given chunk of data by sequentially combining all the bytes of data with a series of arithmetic or logical operations. After the data is transmitted or stored, a new checksum is calculated in the same way using the (possibly faulty) transmitted or stored data. If the two checksums do not match, an error has occurred, and the data should be transmitted or stored again. Checksums cannot detect all errors, and they cannot be used to correct erroneous data." -
7 remote procedure call
"A communication mechanism that allows computers to communicate with one another over a network. An RPC consists of a procedure identifier, parameters passed to the procedure, and a value returned to the caller (client computer) after the procedure has executed on the remote system (server computer)."استدعاء إجراء عن بُعد -
8 RPC
"A communication mechanism that allows computers to communicate with one another over a network. An RPC consists of a procedure identifier, parameters passed to the procedure, and a value returned to the caller (client computer) after the procedure has executed on the remote system (server computer)." -
9 prepaid card
A physical card that represents a specific value or amount of service for which the user has paid in advance. -
10 messaging records management
"Records management technology in Exchange 2007 that helps organizations to reduce the risks that are associated with e-mail and other communications. MRM makes it easier to keep messages that are needed to comply with company policy, government regulations, or legal needs, and to remove content that has no legal or business value."English-Arabic terms dictionary > messaging records management
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11 MRM
"Records management technology in Exchange 2007 that helps organizations to reduce the risks that are associated with e-mail and other communications. MRM makes it easier to keep messages that are needed to comply with company policy, government regulations, or legal needs, and to remove content that has no legal or business value." -
12 type inference
A process in which the compiler determines the data type of a local variable that has been declared without an explicit data type declaration. The type is inferred from the initial value provided for the variable. -
13 percent work complete
"A percentage value that indicates the current status of a task, resource, or assignment, expressed as the percentage of work that has been completed." -
14 lag time
"A delay between tasks that have a dependency. For example, if you need a two-day delay between the finish of one task and the start of another, you can establish a finish-to-start dependency and specify a two-day lag time [has a positive value]." -
15 lead time
"An overlap between tasks that have a dependency. For example, if a task can start when its predecessor is half-finished, you can specify a finish-to-start dependency with a lead time of 50 percent for its successor [has a negative lag value]." -
16 red gain
The factor by which the red pixel value has to be multiplied to achieve R=G=B values. -
17 face
I[feis] n դեմք, երես. angu lar/oval/ square/ long/round/ thin/wrinkled/freckled face ցցուն ոսկորներով/ձվաձև/քառակուսի/երկարավուն/ կլոր/նիհար/կնճռոտ/պեպենոտ դեմք. attractive/ charming/disagreeable/clever/foolish/pale/ haggard/sad/poker face գրա վիչ/հմայիչ/տհաճ/ խե լա ցի/հիմար/գու նատ/հյուծ ված/տխուր/ բութ դեմք. face to face դեմ առ դեմ, երես առ երես. to one’s face բացեիբաց, երե սին. full face դեմքով խոսակցին դարձած. half face կիսադեմ, շրջված. lie face down/up երես նիվայր/երես նի վեր պառկել. look smn in the face մեկի դեմքին նայել. show one’s face դեմքը ցույց տալ. laugh in smn’s face երեսին ծիծաղել. make/pull a face/faces ծամածռություններ անել. (դեմքի ար տա հայ տություն, արտաքին տեսք) His face fell Նրա դեմքը ձգվեց. pull /wear a face ձգված ար տահայտություն ունենալ. tell by smn’s face դեմքի արտահայտությունից կռա հել. in the face of որևէ բանի առջև/առկայությամբ. փխբ. have the face հա մա ռություն/անպատ կա ռու թյուն ունենալ. save one’s face անունը/հե ղի նա կությունը փրկել. lose one’s face հեղինա կու թյու նը կորցնել. set one’s face against վճռա կա նորեն առարկել, դիմադրել. on the face of it առա ջին հայացքից դատելով. արտաքին (երե սի կողմը) the face of the building շենքի ճակատը. the face of the material գործվածքի շիտակ/երեսի կողմը. the face of the clock ժամացույցի թվատախտակ. lay a card face down/up քարտը սեղանին փակ/բաց դնել. face cloth/flannel դեմքը սրբելու անձեռոցիկ/լաթ. face value (դրամի, արժեթղթի) անվանական արժեք. face lift դեմքի պլաստիկ վիրա հա տու թյուն. Our flat has had a face Մեր բնակարանում հարդարման վերանո րոգում կատարեցինքII[feis] v դեմքով/դեմ առ դեմ կանգ նել/ բախվել/նայել. face the audience կանգնել դեմքով դեպի ունկնդիրները. faceing the engine գնացքի շարժման ուղղությամբ. (նայել) The window faces the garden Պատուհանը պար տեզին է նայում. (զարդարել, երեսպատել) face the dress with զգեստը զարդարել. face the staircase with marble աստիճանները մարմարով երեսպատել. փխբ. face trial դատարանի առջև կանգնել. He couldn’t face the disgrace/the thought of parting Նա չէր կարող տա նել/հա մա կերպվել խայտառակությանը/բաժանվելու մտքին face up the facts/consequences փաս տերին դեմ առ դեմ կանգնել /բախվել իրականությանը. հետևանքների համար պատա խանատու լինել. Let’s face it… Ընդունենք այն, որ… face up reality բախվել իրականու թյանը. the question faceing smb մեկի առջև ծա ռացած հարցը. face up one’s responsibilities լուրջ վերաբերվել իր պար տա կա նու թյուններին -
18 increase
I[΄inkri:s] n աճ, աճում. mar ked/ sharp/steady/slight/sudden increase նկատե լի/ կտրուկ/հաս տատուն/աննշան/հանկար ծակի աճ. increase in prices/wages/population գնե րի/ աշ խատավարձի/բնակչության աճ be on the increase աճել. Crime is on the increase Հանցա գոր ծությունն աճում էII[in΄kri:s] v աճել, մեծանալ, ավելան ալ, բարձրանալ. increase speed արագությունը ավե լացնել. increase cost/size/quantity/value ինքնար ժեքը/չափսերը/քանակը/արժեքը բարձրաց նել. My weight has increased Քաշս ավելացել է
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