A declaration that reserves storage (for data) or provides implementation (for methods). See also declaration.

The clarity or distinctness with which detail of an image is rendered. Fidelity of reproduction of sound or image.

Sharpness of an image (as seen by the clarity of detail) formed by an optical system.

1[countable, uncountable] an explanation of the meaning of a word or phrase, especially in a dictionary; the act of stating the meanings of words and phrases clear simple definitions Neighbors by defi [..]

late 14c., "decision, setting of boundaries," from Old French definicion, from Latin definitionem (nominative definitio), noun of action from past participle stem of definire (see define). I [..]

The clarity of detail within a photograph. Read articles that include this term

The process of quantifying performance and interface requirements during system decomposition and elaboration. [D04067]

A declaration that reserves storage (for data) or provides implementation (for methods). See also declaration.

The perception of a well-defined, sharp image depends on a complex combination of factors some of which are: Focus, Depth of Field, Contrast, and maximum potential detail inherent in the recording media or emulsion. The degree of image enlargement along with viewing distance and how many generations removed from the original the image is, will also [..]

a concise explanation of the meaning of a word or phrase or symbol clarity of outline; "exercise had given his muscles superior definition" (define) specify: determine the es [..]

A figure of merit for image quality. Note: In an image, definition is usually expressed in terms of the smallest resolvable element, such as lines per inch, or pels per square inch.

Optics. Clarity of a reproduced image. Compare resolution.

One meaning of a word expressed clearly and concisely. Because some words have more than one meaning, a word may have more than one definition. In lexicography, a word or phrase is defined by first sp [..]

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A statement specifying the meaning of a name (i.e., the taxon to which it refers).

  A clause within an award that describes various provisions specific to that award.

A statement that sets forth and delimits the meaning of a word, phrase, or other symbolic expression, as used in a given discourse or context.

A concise, exact statement describing a thing or a concept. The objective of a definition is to convey a unique identity and a precise meaning in order to prevent confusion with something else.

 Carry-over cooking is caused by residual heat transferring from the hotter exterior of the meat to the cooler center.  As a general rule, the larger and thicker the cut of meat, and the higher the co [..]

In the section on Synthetic Cognition in the Science of Logic, Hegel makes a criticism of the formal kind of reasoning based on Definitions and Axioms, an aribtrary division of the subject matter and [..]

Provides further information on the type of each institution.

The ability of a component to reveal the subtle information that is fundamental to high fidelity sound.

The clarity or distinctness with which detail of an image is rendered. Fidelity of reproduction of sound or image.

The fidelity of a television system to the original scene.

The clarity of detail within a photograph. Read articles that include this term

subjective term for the clarity of a negative or print.

Image sharpness as defined by clarity of detail.

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n. 1. A declaration of a variable or function which allocates and optionally initializes (in the case of a variable) or provides the function body (in the case of a function). A definition in this sen [..]

A declaration of a piece of program structure, such as a library, module, class, generic function, or method. A definition usually establishes a module variable or constant. Definitions include define [..]

a statement of what a word or expression means

A translation of an unfamiliar word into understandable terms.

a declaration that specifies the entity to which the declared name refers. See also: one definition rule, variable definition, const definition, template definition, function definition. TC++PL 4. [..]

Travel brochures are a great way to understand the nuances of a particular plan. They provide policy details and information such as coverage maximums, deductible options, travel restrictions and even [..]

A double-blind study is one in which neither the participants nor the experimenters know who is receiving a particular treatment. This procedure is utilized to prevent bias in research results. Double [..]

The overjustification effect is a phenomenon in which being rewarded for doing something actually diminishes intrinsic motivation to perform that action. Think about a few of the things that you love [..]

Social cognition is a sub-topic of social psychology that focuses on how people process, store, and apply information about other people and social situations. It focuses on the role that cognitive pr [..]

The means by which customers access services. Understanding which customers’ access the service through which channel provides insight into customer groups, their needs and priorities.

A benchmark is a point of reference or a standard against which an organisation can be measured.The process by which organisations can compare the performance of services they provide with those of other similar organisations.

Examples of a working practice within an organisation which is an exemplar for all public services. It should be innovative, transferable and have positive outcomes, which can be disseminated across public services.

The approaches to determine which access channels are offered to customers (by your organisation) through the analysis of channel usage.

Analysis of how customers access services, contact and interact with your organisation.

The UK Government's national standard for excellence in customer service. Charter Mark is a registered certification mark, owned by the Government Communications Group in the Cabinet Office. It is a positive force for change and customer service improvement.

Can be defined as a member of the public, consumer, customer or collectively as people or audience. There is a legal definition of a citizen which is not expanded upon here.

Explanation or remarks.

Grievances about a service provided which are made known to your organisation.

Praise and positive comments about your organisation or an individual within your organisation.

An individual, business or other organisation to which you provide a service.

An organisation that allows the needs of customers who use the service to drive strategic and policy decisions.

"Having a deep, embedded knowledge of the customers and the market around us that helps structure thinking and sound decision making.Comes from a combination of multiple pieces of data, built into a joined-up ‘big picture’ through strategic, business and political analysis.’’Will, S. "The management and communication of customer i [..]

The steps customers go through when interacting with an organisation, key points of which can be identified and explored. The information generated through the process of customer journey mapping can be used to help you design and deliver better customer services.

Customers’ opinions about their experience of the service provided, collated and measured to produce an overall indication of satisfaction with the service.

Verbal or written comments by customers in recommendation of the service.

A deep appreciation about customers, involving knowledge of who they are, what they do, what they think and feel, and what they need and want from us.

An overview of a population at a moment in time. The study of populations which focus on group characteristics such as size and distribution.

Groups that find it more difficult than normal to access services, often due to a combination of linked issues.

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Reaction and comment in verbal or written form.

The most common qualitative research techniques. Groups are normally attended by six to eight people facilitated by an experienced interviewer.

Groups that may be (or feel) excluded from access to services that they need due to their personal circumstances and/or previous experiences.

A deep truth based on research into peoples’ behaviour, experiences, attitudes, emotions and or beliefs, that is relevant to the task or issue and is powerful enough to effect change.

Research by Mori identified a powerful set of five factors that drive satisfaction across public services. The key drivers, in order of their impact, are: 1. Delivery - the service delivers the outcome it promised and deals with any problems that may arise. 2. Timeliness - the service responds immediately to initial customer contact and deals with [..]

A term used to express the statistical variance in the results of surveys.

Individuals whose lives may have a combination of linked problems which require their access to more than one service at a time.

A process for testing the service provided by employing an individual or group to experience the service as if they were a customer and noting their views.

A tendency towards preferences in the development of questions and the analysis of results of surveys.

Groups which may need to access services.

Exploratory research among small groups of customers. Typically consists of focus groups or in-depth interviews of individual customers. Tells us why customers do what they do.

Research conducted among a large enough group of customers to generate statistically significant data.

Sample -A small group (part) which is representative of the whole. The relative size of the sample is significant when designing and analysing the results of surveys.  

Subdividing a target audience into homogeneous and reachable groups based on shared needs and characteristics such as:- who they are (socio-demographics)- what they do (their behaviours)- how they think and feel (their attitudes and needs)Engage website - ways to segment your customers.www.engage.comms.gov.uk

A disconnection by an individual or group from participation in society.

Requirements of customers which are distinguished or different from the norm.

Any group or individual who can affect or is affected (or perceives themselves to be affected) by the objective or outcome of an initiative, policy or the activities of your organisation.

An organisation’s vision makes clear: - its ultimate goal; and  - the reason for its existence.

(semantics) A statement of the meaning of a word or word group or a sign or symbol (dictionary definitions). A statement expressing the essential nature of something; formulation The action or p [..]

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