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1 resolution
I[ˌrezə΄lu:ʃn] n վճիռ, որոշում, բանա ձև (ժողովի). վճռականություն, հաստատա կամություն. լուծում (նաև երժշ.). make a resolution որոշել, որոշում կայացնել. pass/adopt/ take a resolution որոշում/բանաձև ընդունել. resolution against smth վճիռ/որոշում որևէ բանի դեմ. resolution of the conflict հակամարտության լու ծում/ կար գավորում. draft resolution բանաձևի նա խա- գիծII[ˌrezə΄lu:ʃn] v վճռել, որոշել. be resolutioned հաստատ վճռել/որոշել. the problem was resolutioned հարցը որոշվեց/լուծվեց. We resolutioned on a trip Մենք որոշեցինք ճամփորդել. It will all resolution itself Հարցն ինքն իրեն կլուծվի. resolution one’s doubts կասկածները ցրել/փարատել. (բաժանել, տարրալուծել) resolution into separate elements առան ձին մասերի բաժանել. The question resolutions into 3 parts Հարցը տրոհվում է երեք մասի -
2 Bezier curve
"A curve that is calculated mathematically to connect separate points into smooth, free-form curves and surfaces of the type needed for illustration programs and CAD models. Bezier curves need only a few control points to define a large number of shapes--hence their usefulness over other mathematical methods for approximating a given shape." -
3 fragmentation
"The breaking apart of files as they are stored by the operating system into small, separate segments on disk." -
4 clip creation
The process of detecting and splitting video content into separate clips. Clips are created by Windows Movie Maker when there is a significant change from one frame to another. -
5 Unified Messaging
"An application that consolidates a user's voice mail, fax, and e-mail into one mailbox, so that the user only needs to check a single location for messages, regardless of type. The e-mail server is used as the platform for all types of messages, making it unnecessary to maintain separate voice mail and e-mail infrastructures." -
6 T1
"A U.S. telephone standard for a transmission facility at digital signal level 1 (DS1) with 1.544 megabits per second in North America and 2.048 megabits per second in Europe. The bit rate is the equivalent bandwidth of approximately twenty-four 56-kilobits-per-second lines. A T1 circuit is capable of serving a minimum of 48 modems at 28.8 kilobits per second or 96 modems at 14.4 kilobits per second. T1 circuits are also used for voice telephone connections. A single T1 line carries 24 telephone connections with 24 telephone numbers. When it is used for voice transmission, a T1 connection must be split into 24 separate circuits."T1 -
7 Transmission Level 1
"A U.S. telephone standard for a transmission facility at digital signal level 1 (DS1) with 1.544 megabits per second in North America and 2.048 megabits per second in Europe. The bit rate is the equivalent bandwidth of approximately twenty-four 56-kilobits-per-second lines. A T1 circuit is capable of serving a minimum of 48 modems at 28.8 kilobits per second or 96 modems at 14.4 kilobits per second. T1 circuits are also used for voice telephone connections. A single T1 line carries 24 telephone connections with 24 telephone numbers. When it is used for voice transmission, a T1 connection must be split into 24 separate circuits." -
8 merge a conversation
"To bring a separate conversation, including all its participants, into the current one." -
9 Default delimiter
Field that specifies which character will be the default character used to separate data items when the data is being imported into Microsoft Dynamics CRM.محدِّد افتراضي
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