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chem. | buferinis tirpalas |
comp., MS | buferis; kaupti |
econ. | buferis |
IT | buferinė schema; tarpinė schema; buferinis atminties įrenginys; buferinė atmintis; skyrimo grandinė |
transp. | taukšas |
index | |
environ. | indeksas |
IT | laipsnis; sąrašas; rodyklė |
med. | rodiklis |
indexes | |
gen. | ženklai |
indexing | |
IT tech. | indeksavimas |
α-index | |
math. | Pareto indeksas; alfa indeksas |
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buferinė schema; tarpinė schema; buferinis atminties įrenginys; buferinė atmintis; iš skyrimo grandinė; buferinė grandinė | |||
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buferinis tirpalas | |||
bùferis m (An area of memory reserved for temporarily holding data before that data is used by a receiving device or application. Buffering protects against the interruption of data flow); kaũpti (To use a region of memory to hold data that is waiting to be transferred, especially to or from input/output (I/O) devices such as disk drives and serial ports) | |||
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taukšas f | |||
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bfr | |||
Memory reserved to temporarily hold data to offset differences between the operating speeds of different devices, such as a printer and a computer (In a program, buffers are reserved areas of random access memory (RAM) that hold data while they are being processed) |
buffer index : 2 phrases in 2 subjects |
Information technology | 1 |
Microsoft | 1 |