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Significats de snap-in en anglès
Software component that adds a specific feature to an existing software application.
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Examples for "extension"
Examples for "extension"
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But certainly an extension would be better than 'no deal', he said.
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The minority Conservative government has promised a Parliamentary vote on any extension.
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The extension of credit lines to individuals and businesses…subject to financial stress.
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Soccer:Ryan Giggs has signed a one-year contract extension, Manchester United announced today.
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War is simply the extension of politics, according to Carl Von Clausewitz.
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The following rule generally applies: no plugin directly accesses the UPS interface.
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In addition, FunRich-based Vesiclepedia plugin is incorporated aiding users in data analysis.
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The instructions even include installing the Flash plugin for Safari in WINE.
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The plugin does not restrict its search here to the first line.
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If the plugin opens a file, it must also explicitly close it.
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Remember the plug-in hybrid Buick that General Motors announced two weeks ago?
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The hybrid and plug-in are based on the C-Max sold in Europe.
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If the site works after this, then the problem is a plug-in.
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The compromise, however, could be a little more palatable: the plug-in hybrid.
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The slick Vision S 500 plug-in hybrid concept built upon its technology.
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Covalent has long offered support and professional development services, along with software extensions that allow Apache to compete with other commercial server products.
Ús de snap-in en anglès
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In her dreams, the pounding was a mallet striking the end of a snapped-in-half quarterstaff.