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1 virtual
[΄və:tʃuəl] a փաստական, իրա կան. իս կական. the virtual ruler իրական/փաստացի կառավարողը հմկրգ. վիրտուալ, անիրական, թվացող, կարծեցյալ. virtual derived data item տվյալների վիրտուալ ածան ցյալ էլեմենտ. virtual device վիրտուալ սարք. virtual directory վիրտուալ կատալոգ. virtual image վիրտուալ պատ կեր. virtual machine վիրտուալ մեքենա. virtual memory system վիրտուալ հիշողության համա կարգ. virtual method վիրտուալ մեթոդ. virtual mode վիրտուալ ռե ժիմ. virtual number վիր տուալ համար. virtual reality վիրտուալ իրականություն. virtual value արդ յու նավետ գործող արժեք -
2 virtual directory
"A name used to access the contents of any Exchange store using a Web browser. The virtual directory name is used to open a mailbox as well as browse the folders of a public store. This name is also used in URLs using the Microsoft Internet Publishing Provider (MSDAIPP), which includes both hyperlinks in Web pages as well as Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects client-side code." -
3 paging file
"A hidden file on the hard disk that Windows uses to hold parts of programs and data files that do not fit in memory. The paging file and physical memory, or random access memory (RAM), comprise virtual memory. Windows moves data from the paging file to memory as needed and moves data from memory to the paging file to make room for new data." -
4 swap file
"A hidden file on the hard disk that Windows uses to hold parts of programs and data files that do not fit in memory. The paging file and physical memory, or random access memory (RAM), comprise virtual memory. Windows moves data from the paging file to memory as needed and moves data from memory to the paging file to make room for new data." -
5 pagefile
"A hidden file on the hard disk that Windows uses to hold parts of programs and data files that do not fit in memory. The paging file and physical memory, or random access memory (RAM), comprise virtual memory. Windows moves data from the paging file to memory as needed and moves data from memory to the paging file to make room for new data." -
6 mini stream
A virtual stream that efficiently stores data objects that are much smaller than the normal sector size. Sectors in this virtual stream are typically 64 bytes in length compared with 512 bytes for normal sectors. -
7 page
"In virtual memory systems, a unit of data storage that is brought into random access memory (RAM), typically from a hard drive, when a requested item of data is not already in RAM." -
8 paging
"The process of moving virtual memory back and forth between physical memory and the disk. Paging occurs when physical memory limitations are reached and only occurs for data that is not already ""backed"" by disk space. For example, file data is not paged out because it already has allocated disk space within a file system." -
9 ATM
"A high-speed, connection-oriented, virtual circuit-based packet switching protocol used to transport many different types of network traffic. ATM packages data in 53-byte, fixed-length cells that can be switched quickly between logical connections on a network." -
10 asynchronous transfer mode
"A high-speed, connection-oriented, virtual circuit-based packet switching protocol used to transport many different types of network traffic. ATM packages data in 53-byte, fixed-length cells that can be switched quickly between logical connections on a network."English-Arabic terms dictionary > asynchronous transfer mode
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11 base catalog
A catalog containing product data that is referenced by a virtual catalog. Base catalogs are stored in the catalog database. -
12 bucket
A virtual container that holds a particular category of items or data. -
13 access
The ability to view data or navigate to or within a physical or virtual computer environment. -
14 storage layout
The layout and general resiliency of data across multiple disks in a virtual disk or storage space. -
15 layout
The layout and general resiliency of data across multiple disks in a virtual disk or storage space. -
16 slab consolidation
The process of reducing the number of slabs allocated in thinly provisioned arrays and thinly provisioned virtual disks by rearranging data from sparsely populated slabs to densely populated slabs.
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