alias
[computing] An alternative name specified for fields, tables, files, or datasets that is more descriptive and user-friendly than the actual name. On computer networks, a single e-mail alias may refer to a group of e-mail addresses.
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A June 1992 RFC[31] and the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority registry of character sets[8] recognize the following case-insensitive aliases for ASCII as suitable for use on the Internet: ...
Address Alias
A place name which is associated with an address. Address Aliases include buildings names, historical monuments, educational facilities, and more.
Address Anomaly ...
b. Street alias file, containing alternative road or street names:
Maintain as perpetual data file, and 3 years after replaced by superseding street alias file.
It is useful to alias fields before you start creating joins. ArcView copies field aliases from a source table into the resulting joined table, thereby saving you some work--if you created the aliases before doing the join.
Alias DataData maintained by Royal Mail which contains additional address information not required for postal delivery, such as local place names (i.e. Kensington), historical county names and company trading names.
0 (which enabled an object-oriented programming model for Flash), behaviors, extensibility layer (JSAPI), alias text support, timeline effects ...
If the phone detects another Bluetooth user, the first user tries to guess the second user by her alias username, then takes a photo of her with his mobile phone and sends it over to her via Bluetooth.
Use anti-aliasing. Aliasing is the undesirable effect produced when graphics and type are displayed on a monitor at a low resolution.
To get personal BASH shell definitions (aliases, color listing option, ...) into GRASS, store them in:
$HOME/.grass.bashrc
To get personal CSH shell definitions (aliases, color listing option, ...) into GRASS, store them in:
$HOME/.grass.cshrc ...
You can also assign different names (aliases) to fields to make the field names more descriptive. For example, instead of having a field called Pop2000, you can create an alias and call the field Population 2000.
Each field is listed, with a checkbox for visibility, the Field name, and field Alias, and a number of different properties. To hide fields, uncheck their Visible property check box.
Take advantage of a Project's ability to use a drive alias. This is very useful to map a long network drive and indespensible if you foresee the need to physically move data around, rename drives, etc… ...
The Import/Export feature supports output to a piping component format (PCF) for input to Alias Limited's ISOGEN software for the automatic generation of ISOGEN isometrics.
What is the main difference between a DBMS and a RDBMS what are the addtional features of a DBMS that claims to be relational? How can Aliases improve security and access control?
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The contour lines usually become confounded or aliased in that certain pixel colors that are in the background of the first region are often present in large numbers in the contour lines of the second region.
In this case, the modulated signal is under-sampled to achieve frequency translation via intentional aliasing. Again, if the GPS L1 signal is taken as an example with assuming 1 quantization bit per sample, this leads to die following values: ...
This "proportional aliasing" provides a way of locating objects on river reaches which is somewhat independent of the scale of the map used to define the river reach spatially.
turn off your original image layer and any other layer that sticks out beyond the site extent, and export an image. The tutrorial dataset has an example -- groundcover.tif.
To avoid having halos around your shapes, be sure to uncheck anti-aliasing ...
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