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Significados de buffer en inglés

catalán
llevapedres

An inclined metal frame at the front of a locomotive to clear the track.

llevapedres
portugués
buffer
catalán
búfer
español
búfer

(Computer science) a part of RAM used for temporary storage of data that is waiting to be sent to a device; used to compensate for differences in the rate of flow of data between components of a computer system.

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Examples for "pilot"
Examples for "pilot"
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However, the network was still impressed enough to order a second pilot.
Wired
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The delicate manoeuvres necessary to pilot through change simply take too long.
The Irish Times
3
I'm actually working on a pilot with my family called Form School.
Ebony
4
Prestigiacomo said there were 12 similar pilot projects happening around the EU.
Reuters
5
Britain plans a pilot project this year with driverless shuttles in London.
BBC
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I slammed ahead, tearing a fender from the car on my right.
A touch of death
2
I look upon the carpet, the rug, the chair under the fender.
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 07
3
Still, 13 of those fender-benders happened because the self-driving cars got rear-ended.
Wired
4
Mike dropped the soot-covered object in the fender, and glared at it.
Mike
5
With my feet on the fender I have just finished the newspaper.
Amiel's Journal: The Journal Intime of Henri-Frédéric Amiel
1
But didn't I come near to ripping the cowcatcher from that engine?
The Meadow-Brook Girls Under Canvas; Or, Fun and Frolic in the S...
2
He fires a scalpel-edged chakri; he hunkers by Remade and edges toward the cowcatcher.
Iron Council
3
He had to step on the cowcatcher to reach, though.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
4
He hurtled head over heels through the headlamp's glare, over the cowcatcher, and into the weeds.
The Wolf’s Hour
5
Its cowcatcher had torn Nikita's hindquarters away.
The Wolf’s Hour
portugués
amortecer
español
paliar

Protect from impact.

paliar
catalán
enceradora

A power tool used to buff surfaces.

enceradora
Uso de buffer en inglés
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He said the amount should cover all banks' needs, plus a buffer.
Reuters
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The international community could not accept unilaterally established buffer zones, he added.
Reuters
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Countries hold oil reserves as a buffer against sudden drops in supply.
Reuters
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Consumers could once count on ever-rising home prices to buffer their wealth.
Reuters
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We propose pathways through which physical activity acts to buffer stress effects.
Pubmed
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Also, social support did not buffer the pathogenic effects of non-interpersonal stress.
Pubmed
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If credit growth becomes excessive, the countercyclical buffer will increase capital requirements.
The Irish Times
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They need that buffer to protect themselves, he told a separate discussion.
Reuters
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Right now the system is releasing this buffer to cover loan losses.
Reuters
10
Line 6 shows statistics about how many buffer operations InnoDB has done.
High performance mysql, 2nd edition
11
TIRED 30-minute buffer limit means you can't pause for longer than that.
Wired
12
A bank's capital is its buffer against unexpected losses, safeguarding depositors' funds.
Reuters
13
On paper, Labour holds a comfortable buffer in most of its seats.
The Guardian
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Our 'BBB' rating on Thai Bev factors in some buffer for expansion.
Reuters
15
The 84-kDa protein was no longer observed after heating in SDS buffer.
Pubmed
16
Every bar-room buffer in the country side will know it by night.
The Freebooters of the Wilderness
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Translations for buffer
portugués
bufferamortecer
Buffer a través del tiempo
Buffer por variante geográfica
Australia
Común
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común
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