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Kontext m; Zusammenhang m; Textzusammenhang m; Kontexteines Terminus; Hintergrund m |
| archaeol. |
Befund m |
| busin., IT |
Sinnzusammenhang m |
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Zusammenhang m (Umgebung einer Programmaktivität in Form von Registerinhalten und Prozeßbeschreibung) |
| comp., MS |
Kontext m (An ordered sequence of properties that define an environment for the objects resident inside it. Contexts are created during the activation process for objects that are configured to require certain automatic services such as synchronization, transactions, just-in-time activation, security, and so on. Multiple objects can live inside a context) |
| IT, dat.proc. |
Konzept n; Objekt n |
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kommunikativer Rahmen |
| tech. |
Text m; Wortlaut m |
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context circumstances of an event n | |
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Umstände m |
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The overall set of internal and external factors that might influence or determine how an enterprise, entity, process or individual acts (Context includes: technology context (technological factors that affect an enterprise's ability to extract value from data) data context (data accuracy, availability, currency and quality) skills and knowledge (general experience and analytical, technical and business skills), organizational and cultural context (political factors and whether the enterprise prefers data to intuition) strategic context (strategic objectives of the enterprise). COBIT 5 perspective) |
| lit. |
Indicates the place of a given passage or section of a literature in relation to the parts which immediately precede and follow it. More broadly speaking it can also indicate the social, historical and political backdrop in which the piece appeared. |
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Conferencing and Text Manipulation System |
