hierarchical

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Определение hierarchical в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь: {s} hiyerarşik; {s} aşamalı; sıradüzenli sıradüzensel; sıradüzensel; sıra düzenli
hierarchical classification: basamaklı sınıflama
hierarchical classification system: hiyerarşik sınıflama sistemi
hierarchical data link control: basamaklı veri bağlayıcı denetimi
hierarchical data structure: hiyerarşik veri yapısı
hierarchical database management system: basamaklı veritabanı yönetim sistemi
hierarchical file: basamaklı dosya
hierarchical file system: hiyerarşik dosya sistemi
hierarchical input process output: basamaklı girdi işlem çıktı
hierarchical input process output chart: basamaklı girdi işlem çıktı çizimi
hierarchical input processing output: hiyerarşik girdi işlem çıktı
hierarchical network: basamaklı ağ
hierarchical storage management: basamaklı saklama yöntemi
hierarchical structure: hiyerarşik yapı
hierarchical abstraction: siraduzensel soyutlama
hierarchical database: sıradüzenli veritabanı
hierarchical decomposition: siraduzensel ayristirma
hierarchical file system: Sıradüzensel dosya sistemi
hierarchical filtering: siraduzensel suzgecleme
hierarchical input process output: basamaklı girdi-işlem-çıktı
hierarchical input process output chart: basamaklı girdi-işlem-çıktı çizimi
hierarchical input processing output: hiyerarşik girdi-işlem-çıktı
hierarchical routing: siraduzensel yol atama
hierarchic: hiyerarşik
hierarchically: Hiyerarşik olarak
non hierarchical: olmayan hiyerarşik
hierarchic: {s} aşamalı
hierarchically: hiyerarşik bir şekilde

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Определение hierarchical в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: Classified or arranged according to various criteria into successive ranks or grades
It has been said that only a hierarchical society with a leisure class at the top can produce works of art. - source?.; Of or pertaining to an ecclesiastic or priestly order; Pertaining to a hierarchy; A treelike branching structure where each component has only one owner or higher level component A 1: N structure; Classification in which successively lower (i e , more specific) level units must fit entirely within the separate units delineated by the next higher (i e , less specific) level in that system The boundaries of the more specific level units must occur within or coincide with (and not cross) those boundaries delineated for the units of the next less specific level in the classification system; A way to organize data on computer systems using a hierarchy of containers, often called folders (directories) and files In this scheme, folders may contain other folders and files The successive containment of folders within folders creates the levels of organization, which is the hierarchy; {s} belonging to a hierarchy, arranged according to rank; A way of classifying data, starting with the general and going to specific labels; To arrange in a ranked order; classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layers; "it has been said that only a hierarchical society with a leisure class at the top can produce works of art"; "in her hierarchical set of values honesty comes first"; An arrangement of classes or collections in ranked levels; A description of a structure in which things are organised into a hierarchy; A ranking of subjects or things from the most general to the most specific; the characteristic of entities being arranged in a graded series The ICPC is organized on the basis of three digits, alpha numerical rubrics which are defined by chapter and components More precisely defined elements from five digit categories can be lumped together to the three digit level, and elements from a three digit level can be split into a four or five digit level; A system, which ranks persons and things in order of, perceived importance and worth; A hierarchical system or organization is one in which people have different ranks or positions, depending on how important they are. the traditional hierarchical system of military organization. if a system, organization etc is hierarchical, people or things are divided into levels of importance hierarchical structure/organization/system etc; A system of organisation similar to the chain of command in the military where the root of the hierarchy is the primary element in the system Using the military example, the President is the leader of all of the armed forces, followed by the head of the joint chiefs of staff, then the top generals and admirals in the various branches of the military, etc A similar system is used in categorising the data contained on a computer, beginning with a computer's root directories, then subdirectories, folders, and files; A type of data storage structure that links data in a tree-like fashion Knowledge about these data is dependent on the data structure
hierarchical database: A database whose records are linked in a tree-like structure, each child record having a single primary parent
hierarchical classification system: a classification system where entries are arranged based on some hierarchical structure
hierarchical data base: database in which data is organized according to various levels of inclusion
hierarchical menu: a secondary menu that appears while you are holding the cursor over an item on the primary menu
hierarchical menus: menus in which some of the options open into sub-menus
hierarchical structure: a structure of data having several levels arranged in a tree-like structure
hierarchically: Of, relating to, or arranged in a hierarchy
hierarchic: {s} of or belonging to a hierarchy, arranged according to rank
hierarchic: Pertaining to a hierarch
hierarchic: Hierarchal
hierarchic: classified according to various criteria into successive levels or layers; "it has been said that only a hierarchical society with a leisure class at the top can produce works of art"; "in her hierarchical set of values honesty comes first"
hierarchically: in a hierarchical manner, by rank
hierarchically: Pertaining to a transitive relation between objects by which they may be ordered into a hierarchy
hierarchically: in a hierarchical manner; "hierarchically organized