- issues.
Pseudonyms include stage names, user names, ring names, pen names,
aliases,
superhero or
villain identities and code names, gamertags, and regnal...
-
aliasing is used
intentionally on
signals with no low-frequency content,
called bandp**** signals. Undersampling,
which creates low-frequency
aliases,...
- Look up
alias or
aliasing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Alias may
refer to: Pseudonym, a
fictitious name that a
person or
group ****umes for a particular...
- info@example.com. On UNIX-like systems,
email aliases may be
placed into the file /etc/
aliases and have the form: local-
alias-name: adifferentlocaluser, anotherlocaluser...
-
functions and
aliases but no
parameterized inline s**** scripts, the use of
functions wherever possible is recommended.
Cases where aliases are necessary...
- two
seasons of
Alias mainly explore Sydney's
obligation to hide her true
career from her
friends and
family as she ****umes
multiple aliases to
carry out...
- Anti-
aliasing may
refer to any of a
number of
techniques to
combat the
problems of
aliasing in a
sampled signal such as a
digital image or
digital audio...
- An
alias is a
feature of SQL that is
supported by most, if not all,
relational database management systems (RDBMSs).
Aliases provide users with the ability...
-
serving a
different purpose.
According to the
Linux Kernel do****entation, IP-
aliases are an
obsolete way to
manage multiple IP-addresses/masks per interface...
- In computing,
aliasing describes a
situation in
which a data
location in
memory can be
accessed through different symbolic names in the program. Thus,...
