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comp., MS scenãrijus m (A type of program consisting of a set of instructions to an application or tool program. A script usually expresses instructions by using the application`s or tool`s rules and syntax, combined with simple control structures such as loops and if/then expressions) IT rañkraštis m manuskrìptas m originãlas m English thesaurus abbr. Systematic Cost Review In Pharmaco Therapy abbr., comp. scientific and commercial subroutine interpreter and program translator abbr., ed., scient. Stanford Computerized Researcher Information Profile Technique cinema A general term for a written work detailing story, setting, and dialogue. A script may take the form of a screenplay, shooting script, lined script, continuity script, or a spec script. A script is often sold for a particular price, which is increased to a second price if the script is produced as a movie. For example, a sale may be described as "$100,000 against $250,000". In this case, the writer is paid $100,000 up front, and another $150,000 when the movie is produced. See also advance. law, abbr. scr. abbr. Scripture abbr., file.ext. .sc (file name extension) ; .scr (file name extension) ; .srp (file name extension) tech., abbr. support for creative independent production talent abbr. scriptural
