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BufferingWith respect to style index construction, rules for maintaining the style assignment of a stock consistent with a previous assignment when the stock has not clearly moved to a new style.
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BufferingThe action of the digital camera preloading data into a reserved area of its memory. Certain Nikon cameras feature modes that utilize the buffering of image or video data specific to the chosen mode. [..]
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BufferingThe ability of a substance to reduce shock and cushion against pH fluctuations.
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BufferingThe ability of a substance to reduce shock and cushion against pH fluctuations. BULB
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BufferingThe ability of a substance to reduce shock and cushion against pH fluctuations. Burn:
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BufferingBuffer is a generic term for computer memory storage. Among the uses of the term, buffering refers to the advance storage and queuing of transmitted video content over wired systems before its display on screen in order to preserve picture quality when there is variable bandwidth capacity and the quality of service (QoS) cannot be guaranteed at any [..]
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Bufferingthe ability of a substance to reduce shock and cushion against pH fluctuations. Many soil fertilizers contain buffering agents but it is much more critical to maintain the correct pH with hydroponics than with soil growing..
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Buffering1. The social support protection to a person in stressful situations. 2. Industrial and organisation theory where an organisation protects its operations from all uncertainties.
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BufferingIn papermaking, the addition of an alkaline substance such as calcium carbonate or magnesium carbonate to the pulped fiber to neutralize any acid that may develop as paper ages or that is introduced t [..]
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Buffering A process used as a part of streaming media technologies whereby a certain amount of data is fed into the player to allow it to begin playing before fully downloading the file.
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Bufferingcapacity a measure of the ability of a system to meet changes imposed from the environment
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BufferingWhen a streaming media player saves portions of file until there is enough information for the file to begin playing.
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BufferingBuffering describes the resilience of seawater against changes in pH, or acidification.
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Buffering This is a method for temporarily storing or delaying data samples before processing or conversion.
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BufferingThe action of the digital camera preloading data into a reserved area of its memory. Certain Nikon cameras feature modes that utilize the buffering of image or video data specific to the chosen mode. [..]
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BufferingBefore a video can play, a certain amount of pre-loading data must be downloaded to stream.
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BufferingBuffer is a generic term for computer memory storage. Among the uses of the term, buffering refers to the advance storage and queuing of transmitted video content over wired systems before its display on screen in order to preserve picture quality when there is variable bandwidth capacity and the quality of service (QoS) cannot be guaranteed at any [..]
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BufferingThese mean to cancel the animation of one move to go into another. If something is, "cancelable," that means you can interrupt the animation of this move with another with some form of comma [..]
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BufferingExecuting the command in the middle of another command or movement.
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BufferingBuffering refers to input the command of a move whilst your character is performing the animation of another move, thereby causing the move that you buffered to come out as soon as the previous move finishes.
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