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log, -
log, or
logs in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Log most
often refers to:
Trunk (botany), the stem and main
wooden axis of a tree,
called logs...
- k
log x +
log a . {\displaystyle \
log y=k\
log x+\
log a.}
Setting X =
log x {\displaystyle X=\
log x} and Y =
log y , {\displaystyle Y=\
log y,}...
- In
computer security,
logging in (or
logging on,
signing in, or
signing on) is the
process by
which an
individual gains access to a
computer system or...
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Logging is the
process of cutting, processing, and
moving trees to a
location for transport. It may
include skidding, on-site processing, and loading...
- The Yule
log is a
specially selected log burnt on a
hearth as a
winter tradition in
regions of Europe, and
subsequently North America. The
first evidence...
- In computing,
logging is the act of
keeping a
log of
events that
occur in a
computer system, such as problems,
errors or just
information on
current operations...
- Hyper
LogLog is an
algorithm for the count-distinct problem,
approximating the
number of
distinct elements in a multiset.
Calculating the
exact cardinality...
- A chip
log, also
called common log, ship
log, or just
log, is a
navigation tool
mariners use to
estimate the
speed of a
vessel through water. The word...
- A
log cabin is a
small log house,
especially a
minimally finished or less
architecturally sophisticated structure.
Log cabins have an
ancient history in...
- In
probability theory, a
log-normal (or lognormal)
distribution is a
continuous probability distribution of a
random variable whose logarithm is normally...
