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Etymology: [ pr&-'sE-j&r ] (noun.) circa 1611. French procédure, from Middle French, from proceder.

English - Turkish translation for "procedures"

işlemler, usulleri, yordamlar, yöntem, prosedür, işlem, İzleç, izlenecek yol, Herhangi bir deney veya araştırmada izlenen yol, uygulanan işlem, öyntem, prosedür, süreç, GEN YÖNTEM, YAKLAŞIM, USUL, PROSEDÜR, prosedüre, işlem (bürokratik),prosedür,yazılı usul, prosedürleri için, işlem: There are a number of steps to be followed in this procedure. Bu işlemde izlenecek birkaç, yordam yordam / yöntem, tarz, muamele, kural, yargılama yöntemi, gen yöntem, yol, proses, metot, işlem sırası, usul, uygulanış biçimi, kurallar dizini, işlem, muamele ; prosedür; iş görme usulü, dava usulune, procedural s, davaya bakma usulu, işlem grubu, muamelat, altyordam, uygulanan işlem, racon,

1	işlemler		ts
2	usulleri		ts
3	yordamlar `Bilgisayar`		ts
4	procedure	yöntem `isim`	ts
5	procedure	prosedür `isim`	ts
6	procedure	işlem	ts
7	procedure	İzleç	ts
8	procedure	izlenecek yol	ts
9	procedure	Herhangi bir deney veya araştırmada izlenen yol, uygulanan işlem, öyntem, prosedür `Tıp`	ts
10	procedure	süreç `Politika, Siyaset`	ts
11	procedure	GEN YÖNTEM, YAKLAŞIM, USUL, PROSEDÜR `Askeri`	ts
12	procedure	prosedüre	ts
13	procedure	işlem (bürokratik),prosedür,yazılı usul `Nükleer Bilimler`	ts
14	procedures for	prosedürleri için	ts
15	procedure	işlem: There are a number of steps to be followed in this procedure. Bu işlemde izlenecek birkaç `isim`	ts
16	procedure	yordam yordam / yöntem	ts
17	procedure	tarz `Ticaret`	ts
18	procedure	muamele	ts
19	procedure	kural `Ticaret`	ts
20	procedure	yargılama yöntemi	ts
21	procedure	gen yöntem	ts
22	procedure	yol	ts
23	procedure	proses	ts
24	procedure	metot	ts
25	procedure	işlem sırası	ts
26	procedure	usul	ts
27	procedure	uygulanış biçimi `Hukuk`	ts
28	procedure	kurallar dizini `Ticaret`	ts
29	procedure	işlem, muamele ; prosedür; iş görme usulü `Mukavele`	ts
30	procedure	dava usulune	ts
31	procedure	procedural s	ts
32	procedure	davaya bakma usulu	ts
33	procedure	işlem grubu `Bilgisayar`	ts
34	procedure	muamelat `Kimya`	ts
35	procedure	altyordam `Bilgisayar`	ts
36	procedure	uygulanan işlem	ts
37	procedure	racon	ts
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English - English translation for "procedures"

A series of clearly defined steps (and decisions) that explains or describes how one person goes about completing a task **, Rules, policies, and methods for the development and operation of an information system (See 3), The mode or proceeding by which a legal right is enforced As distinguished from the substantive law which gives or defines the right and which by means of the proceeding the Court is to administrate The machinery is distinguished from its product, Public relations, Maintenance Terms, (named) objects created by define forms such as (define (absolute-value x) ), Plural of procedure, Rules or guidelines to follow when using hardware, software, and data, Each is a series of steps followed in a regular definite order, in response to a highly specific situation, to fulfill a given objective No reasoning is required, so that this form of knowledge s very efficient of execution, and so is often used in safety-critical scenarios Typically represented in procedural languages, or graphical means such as Petri Nets, Procedures provide a detailed set of instructions for performing a sequence of actions, A series of steps to be performed in a regular definite order under specified conditions, Documented processes that are used when work affects more than one function or department of an organization, Under § 7106(b)(2), the procedures observed by management in exercising its reserved rights are negotiable To qualify as a negotiable (b)(2) procedure, the proposed "procedure" must not require the use of standards that, by themselves, directly interfere with management`s reserved rights or otherwise have the effect of limiting management`s reserved discretion See, in this connection, Department of Defense, Army-Air Force Exchange Service v Federal Labor Relations Authority, 659 F 2d 1140 (D C Cir 1981) The Authority has given indications that it wants to reexamine this doctrine See, e g , 54 FLRA No 81, footnote 8 and 56 FLRA No 185, footnote 3, Step-by-step " how to" tasks which are necessary to conduct a process and meet standards; a method or manner of proceeding, the operations or procedures learners use to complete a task, a series of steps or instructions, describing a way of doing things, Definitions of approved methods of conducting business affairs How to accomplish tasks, List of physical tasks to fulfill policy, action to be taken with measurable outcomes, The order and the precise method of conducting radio communications according to ITU regulations, The set of established forms or methods of an organized body for accomplishing a certain task or tasks, A series of small tasks or steps taken to accomplish an end, The steps taken in an action or other legal proceeding, A particular method for performing a task, A subroutine or function coded to perform a specific task, proc, (see parliamentary procedure), A documented description of a sequence of actions to be taken to perform a given task, A computation that can be invoked during program execution It can be a subroutine or function, an internal, external, dummy or module procedure, or a statement function A subprogram can define more than one procedure if it contains an ENTRY statement See also subprogram, A surgical operation performed on a person during a patient visit, as classified according to the ICD-9-CM or CPT-4 coding schemes A person may undergo more than one procedure during a single surgical operation For example, a patient who had arthroscopy with tendon repair on one leg undergoes two separate procedures, The definitions have been collected from various documents and from the various communities inside Trigger DAQ A number of these expressions and acronyms have been adjusted to their current use and very often the old definition is given with the comment that it is obsolete or only valid for a certain context Please participate by sending comments or new definitions to Marc Dobson and Fred Wickens, a mode of conducting legal and parliamentary proceedings a particular course of action intended to achieve a result; "the procedure of obtaining a driver's license"; "it was a process of trial and error, The steps in a process and how these steps are to be performed for the process to fulfill customer's requirements, A set of specific steps that describe how an activity should be carried out, and by whom For example, the procedure dealing with carrying out a post-implementation review of a Change would be likely to describe the scope of the procedure (to what Changes does this procedure apply), its purpose and how the success of the Change will be measured, the individual procedural steps and the responsibilities for carrying out or being involved in each of those steps Procedures may be supported by more detailed Work Instructions, A series of small tasks or step taken to accomplish an end, a reserved word, an Ada subprogram that is invoked by a procedure call statement 1 1, 1 2, 2 2 2 4, A 1, An administrative plan, either written or formalized by practice, which establishes the acceptable sequence of steps, actions, and methods for accomplishing a narrowly defined task in an efficient and effective manner *, In the context of PD diagrams, a procedure is part of a process; e g , preparing an invoice may be defined as a procedure within the larger process of filling a customer order, A group of commands used to select and schedule work Work (job streams) and scheduling parameters are defined in a procedure, including pre/post requisites, resource requirements, date/time restrictions, error handling and symbolic variables, a process or series of acts especially of a practical or mechanical nature involved in a particular form of work; "the operations in building a house"; "certain machine tool operations", a set sequence of steps, part of larger computer program, a mode of conducting legal and parliamentary proceedings, A set of SQL and PL/SQL statements grouped together as an executable unit to perform a very specific task Procedures and functions are nearly identical; the only difference between the two is that functions always return a single value to the caller, while procedures do not return a value to the caller, a particular course of action intended to achieve a result; "the procedure of obtaining a driver's license"; "it was a process of trial and error", A procedure is a way of doing something, especially the usual or correct way. A biopsy is usually a minor surgical procedure Police insist that Michael did not follow the correct procedure in applying for a visa, That which results; issue; product, A step taken; an act performed; a proceeding; the steps taken in an action or other legal proceeding, A group of one or more precompiled SQL statements that are stored as a named object in a database, routine, protocol; course of action; subroutine, sequence of instructions (Computers), A named sequence of statements executed as a unit For example, Function and Sub are types of procedures, The act or manner of proceeding or moving forward; progress; process; operation; conduct, Something done to fix a health problem or to learn more about it For example, surgery, tests, and putting in an IV (intravenous line) are procedures, The IDS is developed in cooperation and complementation with other research projects Throughout the world there are linguistic activities?from establishing of databases in universities and think-tanks to publishing grammar series and literacy materials, to individual projects such as the Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus project (http://stedt berkeley edu/) Many projects seek to make linguistic data accessible in a format that will allow generalizations to be made The computer now gives us the potential for tying together linguistic databases The IDS editors will continue to monitor linguistic activity around the world, both for choosing the languages for forthcoming compilations and for collaboration with other research teams, The manner in which an operation is performed; a set of directions for performing an examination or analysis - the actual parameters of the methods employed, A procedure is a means of defining a particular operation in MEL A procedure is used to perform some operation and often return a result This is conceptually the same as the C language's function, a particular way of accomplishing an objective; generally refers to the method rather than the result Procedures are usually developed to describe the methods for implementing policy, A specific measurement process That is, a procedure is a single assessment device or technique of data collection such as interviewing or the use of questionnaires Each of these is a single, coherent, and integrated procedure for collecting information, and is to be distinguished from a methodology (See universalist approach; convergence of methodologies), NCL: An identifier with a list of parameters, these parameters being separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses Procedures do not return values when called, (1) A named sequence of control statements and/or data that is saved in a library for processing at a later time, when a calling statement activates it; it provides the capability to replace values within the procedure (2) In Fortran 90, procedure is defined by a sequence of statements that expresses a computation that may be invoked as a subroutine or function during program execution It may be an intrinsic procedure, an external procedure, an internal procedure, a module procedure, a dummy procedure, or a statement function If a subprogram contains an ENTRY statement, it defines more than one procedure, The rules for the conduct of a lawsuit; there are rules of civil, criminal, evidence, bankruptcy, and appellate procedure, (n ) a computation that may be invoked during program execution It may be a function or a subroutine It may be an internal procedure, an external procedure, a module procedure, a dummy procedure, or a statement function A subprogram may define more than one procedure if it contains ENTRY statements, provide a method by which a policy is accomplished; the instructions necessary to carry out a policy statement Focuses on action or steps and there is usually a starting point and an ending point to that action,

38	A series of clearly defined steps (and decisions) that explains or describes how one person goes about completing a task **		ts
39	Rules, policies, and methods for the development and operation of an information system (See 3)		ts
40	The mode or proceeding by which a legal right is enforced As distinguished from the substantive law which gives or defines the right and which by means of the proceeding the Court is to administrate The machinery is distinguished from its product		ts
41	Public relations		ts
42	Maintenance Terms		ts
43	(named) objects created by define forms such as (define (absolute-value x) )		ts
44	Plural of procedure		ts
45	Rules or guidelines to follow when using hardware, software, and data		ts
46	Each is a series of steps followed in a regular definite order, in response to a highly specific situation, to fulfill a given objective No reasoning is required, so that this form of knowledge s very efficient of execution, and so is often used in safety-critical scenarios Typically represented in procedural languages, or graphical means such as Petri Nets		ts
47	Procedures provide a detailed set of instructions for performing a sequence of actions		ts
48	A series of steps to be performed in a regular definite order under specified conditions		ts
49	Documented processes that are used when work affects more than one function or department of an organization		ts
50	Under § 7106(b)(2), the procedures observed by management in exercising its reserved rights are negotiable To qualify as a negotiable (b)(2) procedure, the proposed "procedure" must not require the use of standards that, by themselves, directly interfere with management`s reserved rights or otherwise have the effect of limiting management`s reserved discretion See, in this connection, Department of Defense, Army-Air Force Exchange Service v Federal Labor Relations Authority, 659 F 2d 1140 (D C Cir 1981) The Authority has given indications that it wants to reexamine this doctrine See, e g , 54 FLRA No 81, footnote 8 and 56 FLRA No 185, footnote 3		ts
51	Step-by-step " how to" tasks which are necessary to conduct a process and meet standards; a method or manner of proceeding		ts
52	the operations or procedures learners use to complete a task		ts
53	a series of steps or instructions, describing a way of doing things		ts
54	Definitions of approved methods of conducting business affairs How to accomplish tasks		ts
55	List of physical tasks to fulfill policy, action to be taken with measurable outcomes		ts
56	The order and the precise method of conducting radio communications according to ITU regulations		ts
57	procedure	The set of established forms or methods of an organized body for accomplishing a certain task or tasks - "Ensure that you follow procedure when accessing customers' personal information."	ts
58	procedure	A series of small tasks or steps taken to accomplish an end	ts
59	procedure	The steps taken in an action or other legal proceeding - "Gracious procedures. —I. Taylor."	ts
60	procedure	A particular method for performing a task	ts
61	procedure	A subroutine or function coded to perform a specific task	ts
62	procedure.	proc	ts
63	procedure	(see parliamentary procedure)	ts
64	procedure	A documented description of a sequence of actions to be taken to perform a given task	ts
65	procedure	A computation that can be invoked during program execution It can be a subroutine or function, an internal, external, dummy or module procedure, or a statement function A subprogram can define more than one procedure if it contains an ENTRY statement See also subprogram	ts
66	procedure	A surgical operation performed on a person during a patient visit, as classified according to the ICD-9-CM or CPT-4 coding schemes A person may undergo more than one procedure during a single surgical operation For example, a patient who had arthroscopy with tendon repair on one leg undergoes two separate procedures	ts
67	procedure	The definitions have been collected from various documents and from the various communities inside Trigger DAQ A number of these expressions and acronyms have been adjusted to their current use and very often the old definition is given with the comment that it is obsolete or only valid for a certain context Please participate by sending comments or new definitions to Marc Dobson and Fred Wickens	ts
68	procedure	a mode of conducting legal and parliamentary proceedings a particular course of action intended to achieve a result; "the procedure of obtaining a driver's license"; "it was a process of trial and error	ts
69	procedure	The steps in a process and how these steps are to be performed for the process to fulfill customer's requirements	ts
70	procedure	A set of specific steps that describe how an activity should be carried out, and by whom For example, the procedure dealing with carrying out a post-implementation review of a Change would be likely to describe the scope of the procedure (to what Changes does this procedure apply), its purpose and how the success of the Change will be measured, the individual procedural steps and the responsibilities for carrying out or being involved in each of those steps Procedures may be supported by more detailed Work Instructions	ts
71	procedure	A series of small tasks or step taken to accomplish an end	ts
72	procedure	a reserved word, an Ada subprogram that is invoked by a procedure call statement 1 1, 1 2, 2 2 2 4, A 1	ts
73	procedure	An administrative plan, either written or formalized by practice, which establishes the acceptable sequence of steps, actions, and methods for accomplishing a narrowly defined task in an efficient and effective manner *	ts
74	procedure	In the context of PD diagrams, a procedure is part of a process; e g , preparing an invoice may be defined as a procedure within the larger process of filling a customer order	ts
75	procedure	A group of commands used to select and schedule work Work (job streams) and scheduling parameters are defined in a procedure, including pre/post requisites, resource requirements, date/time restrictions, error handling and symbolic variables	ts
76	procedure	a process or series of acts especially of a practical or mechanical nature involved in a particular form of work; "the operations in building a house"; "certain machine tool operations"	ts
77	procedure	a set sequence of steps, part of larger computer program	ts
78	procedure	a mode of conducting legal and parliamentary proceedings	ts
79	procedure	A set of SQL and PL/SQL statements grouped together as an executable unit to perform a very specific task Procedures and functions are nearly identical; the only difference between the two is that functions always return a single value to the caller, while procedures do not return a value to the caller	ts
80	procedure	a particular course of action intended to achieve a result; "the procedure of obtaining a driver's license"; "it was a process of trial and error"	ts
81	procedure	A procedure is a way of doing something, especially the usual or correct way. A biopsy is usually a minor surgical procedure Police insist that Michael did not follow the correct procedure in applying for a visa	ts
82	procedure	That which results; issue; product	ts
83	procedure	A step taken; an act performed; a proceeding; the steps taken in an action or other legal proceeding	ts
84	procedure	A group of one or more precompiled SQL statements that are stored as a named object in a database	ts
85	procedure	routine, protocol; course of action; subroutine, sequence of instructions (Computers) `isim`	ts
86	procedure	A named sequence of statements executed as a unit For example, Function and Sub are types of procedures	ts
87	procedure	The act or manner of proceeding or moving forward; progress; process; operation; conduct	ts
88	procedure	Something done to fix a health problem or to learn more about it For example, surgery, tests, and putting in an IV (intravenous line) are procedures	ts
89	procedure	The IDS is developed in cooperation and complementation with other research projects Throughout the world there are linguistic activities?from establishing of databases in universities and think-tanks to publishing grammar series and literacy materials, to individual projects such as the Sino-Tibetan Etymological Dictionary and Thesaurus project (http://stedt berkeley edu/) Many projects seek to make linguistic data accessible in a format that will allow generalizations to be made The computer now gives us the potential for tying together linguistic databases The IDS editors will continue to monitor linguistic activity around the world, both for choosing the languages for forthcoming compilations and for collaboration with other research teams	ts
90	procedure	The manner in which an operation is performed; a set of directions for performing an examination or analysis - the actual parameters of the methods employed	ts
91	procedure	A procedure is a means of defining a particular operation in MEL A procedure is used to perform some operation and often return a result This is conceptually the same as the C language's function	ts
92	procedure	a particular way of accomplishing an objective; generally refers to the method rather than the result Procedures are usually developed to describe the methods for implementing policy	ts
93	procedure	A specific measurement process That is, a procedure is a single assessment device or technique of data collection such as interviewing or the use of questionnaires Each of these is a single, coherent, and integrated procedure for collecting information, and is to be distinguished from a methodology (See universalist approach; convergence of methodologies)	ts
94	procedure	NCL: An identifier with a list of parameters, these parameters being separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses Procedures do not return values when called	ts
95	procedure	(1) A named sequence of control statements and/or data that is saved in a library for processing at a later time, when a calling statement activates it; it provides the capability to replace values within the procedure (2) In Fortran 90, procedure is defined by a sequence of statements that expresses a computation that may be invoked as a subroutine or function during program execution It may be an intrinsic procedure, an external procedure, an internal procedure, a module procedure, a dummy procedure, or a statement function If a subprogram contains an ENTRY statement, it defines more than one procedure	ts
96	procedure	The rules for the conduct of a lawsuit; there are rules of civil, criminal, evidence, bankruptcy, and appellate procedure	ts
97	procedure	(n ) a computation that may be invoked during program execution It may be a function or a subroutine It may be an internal procedure, an external procedure, a module procedure, a dummy procedure, or a statement function A subprogram may define more than one procedure if it contains ENTRY statements	ts
98	procedure	provide a method by which a policy is accomplished; the instructions necessary to carry out a policy statement Focuses on action or steps and there is usually a starting point and an ending point to that action	ts
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