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* largely to allow comparison between (classes of) algorithms in terms of efficiency ...ow the algorithm deals with most data, and with the worst case of data (in terms of runtime), and what it does at best. ...

* pam stack in terms of presence/ line ordering * pam stack in terms of module arguments - ? ...

==Some terms== {{comment|(Note that terms are more ''tendencies'' of morphological behaviour, less than than strict l ...

* improves on EDGE in terms of latency, somewhat higher speed ...

...are also rules to how you create more than one VAP on the same adapter, in terms of order. ...

safe in terms of flammability and toxicity, ...

School tends to explain syllables in terms of character boundaries for some reason, but in linguistics it's defined entirely in terms of sound - generally a sonorous sound with consonant sounds around it - and ...

* A dictionary (all terms in the index) ====Documents, Fields, Tokens, Terms; Analyzers, Tokenizers, Filters==== ...

These terms are significant because the '''Sampling theorem''' which says that (and how ...in replay gain] pretend to explain things in SPL terms, but really work in terms relative to itself - which is the point anyway: making everything play just ...

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Some TERMs: ...

You don't have to think about those terms directly, because SQL-92 defines '''isolation levels''': * DB2 has its own terms and goes into a few more distinctions and may be interesting reading. ...

Coding terms It's easier to handle this in broad terms even in simpler DAC setups, with just filesystem permissions. ...

: Various generation terms/associations are also ''relatively'' local. ...

...ental aid (because without reference, big and little are sort of arbitrary terms), in that MSB start big, LSB starts small. ...

...but it's clearer to use terms like concretism, or misplaced concreteness, ...

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In C++'s terms, if the observable behaviour doesn't change, changes are allowed. ...

When the graph can change (in terms of data or the visualization itself), there are a few more critera. ...

In terms of intent, it seems Markdown was to ''avoid'' being a publishing language l ...

liability in terms of insurance, varied indirect regulation (e.g. electrical code, fire regula ...

<!--This is arguably useful in terms of RAM use, but since you should not configure it to use more RAM than you ...

...and a few common terms to go along, like that the '''main diagonal'''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...l vectors can be used as a basis, so that you can express other vectors in terms of them. ...

* Note that some of these are more standardized terms (see e.g. ISO 12001) than others. (also in terms of attention) ...

: what you want to cache often follows 90-10 patterns, in terms of cost to generate and/or frequency of fetch ...

It's also easier to deal with in terms of some implementation details. ...

In pragmatic terms, invariants are related to the assumption we're making. : describe behaviour in broad terms, ...

In more practical terms: ...

in ways you need the above terms (and more) to describe. ...

* things you cannot define entirely in terms of frequency content, including Various meanings, often used as an adjective in other terms, including: ...

{{comment|Note that in terms of the index, a document can have multiple values for a field. So fields ca Each '''regular field''' (there are others) gets its own behavior in terms of ...

It's also barely even language change, because these terms were always a bit fuzzy. There has never been a time when the entire popula ==Misuse of archaic terms== ...

...ss led to there being some more specific (though not necessarily covering) terms around integration testing. Further terms include: ...

{{search|terrace speaker OR marine speaker OR sauna speaker|Those three terms}} should help start your search. ...

In practical terms it's approximately ...

Terms like ''elementary mathematics'' (and various others) often means something ...

...egories of language, which can usually be seen as subsets of each other in terms of what they can express. In terms of expressiveness, the following can be said: ...

| Terms | Qualifiers Relation Terms ...

In linguistic terms, though, this is still not very flexible. True, you have the SnowballPorter * '''coordination factor''': boost according to the amount of terms in a multiple-query that match ...

There are a lot of vague, overlapping terms that mean "managing the inside of VMs/containers", among them The two terms are sometimes used interchangeably. ...

==Some more terms to know== ...

...ledown and lowpass are not identical. A gaussian filter is fairly ideal in terms of frequency information, {{comment|(which is why scale space is often spec * Most current feature recognition works on a small scale (and often in terms of pixels). We'd like to also detect larger objects, without doing complex ...

It is often useful to think in terms of spherical emission and how much that delivers per angle. This can be mor When you show us a linear scale in terms of luminance, we see more details in the darker part, . ...

...t parser (many aren't as fast as they could be), and it is well-defined in terms of [[text coding]. ...ticism, because in many uses it is ''not'' the best solution {{comment|(in terms of things like complexity, efficiency)}} for the useful functionality it pr ...

...ys cleanly shut down before it's empty, you can get away with fsync=off in terms of power failure (but not crashes. never crashes) ...

* IEC 62051:1999, Electricity metering – Glossary of terms ...nd newer designs may be a little more efficient {{comment|(...but often in terms of water more than power)}}. ...

: Real-world strength is perhaps best described in terms of current known attacks. ...

and 'response' for dependent, as more intuitive terms. ...tation, but only the first so-many choices apply. In a way, only first few terms in the would-be-factorial apply, as you stop choosing after a while. ...

...s a disambiguation tool that prevents the possible reading of the last two terms as a single concept. ** adding quotes on someone else's terms or word choice, to highlight, distance or mock, or such. ...