- Industrie: Telecommunications
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A small, self-contained computer program that usually performs a task as part of, or under the control of, a larger software application. For example, most modern World Wide Web browsers are capable of making use of applets written in the Java programming language to perform simple tasks such as display animations or more complex tasks such as spreadsheet and database operations.
Industry:Telecommunications
A smooth change in the direction of the axis of a waveguide, throughout which the axis remains in a plane parallel to the direction of electric E-field (transverse) polarization. Synonym E-plane bend.
Industry:Telecommunications
A smooth change in the direction of the axis of a waveguide, throughout which the axis remains in a plane parallel to the direction of magnetic H-field (transverse) polarization. Synonym H-plane bend.
Industry:Telecommunications
A smooth change in the direction of the axis of a waveguide, throughout which the axis remains in a plane parallel to the direction of magnetic H-field (transverse) polarization. Synonym H-plane bend.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software file that has been set aside, often in a redundant storage medium, as a security measure or for later retrieval, e.g., for research or verification.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software file-compression scheme for video on low-power central processing units (CPUs,) and typically operating with 320 x 240 pixels at 15 frames per second.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software function that (a) is manifest to the user as displayed, selectable words or icons, and (b) allows viewers of an HTML document to navigate thereby to another HTML document or file. 2. The link created, as in 1.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software function that (a) is manifest to the user as displayed, selectable words or icons, and (b) allows viewers of an HTML document to navigate thereby to another HTML document or file. 2. The link created, as in 1.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software process by which retrieval of a network-launched application is initiated.
Industry:Telecommunications
A software program or server computer equipped to offer World Wide Web access. Note: A web server accommodates requests from users, retrieves requested files or applications, and issues error messages.
Industry:Telecommunications
