- Look up
domain or
Domain in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
domain is a
geographic area
controlled by a
single person or organization.
Domain may also...
- The
public domain (PD)
consists of all the
creative work to
which no
exclusive intellectual property rights apply.
Those rights may have expired, been...
- In the Internet, a
domain name is a
string that
identifies a
realm of
administrative autonomy,
authority or control.
Domain names are
often used to identify...
- top-level
domain (TLD) is one of the
domains at the
highest level in the
hierarchical Domain Name
System of the
Internet after the root
domain. The top-level...
- In
biological taxonomy, a
domain (/dəˈmeɪn/ or /doʊˈmeɪn/) (Latin: regio), also dominion, superkingdom, realm, or empire, is the
highest taxonomic rank...
- The
Domain Name
System (DNS) is a
hierarchical and
distributed name
service that
provides a
naming system for computers, services, and
other resources...
- A
domain name
registrar is a company, person, or
office that
manages the
reservation of
Internet domain names. A
domain name
registrar must be accredited...
- Time
domain refers to the
analysis of
mathematical functions,
physical signals or time
series of
economic or
environmental data, with
respect to time....
-
Domain-driven
design (DDD) is a
major software design approach,
focusing on
modeling software to
match a
domain according to
input from that
domain's...
-
computers known as
domain controllers.
Authentication takes place on
domain controllers. Each
person who uses
computers within a
domain receives a unique...
