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motion segmentation.
Compression based methods postulate that the
optimal segmentation is the one that minimizes, over all
possible segmentations, the coding...
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difficulties organisations face when
implementing segmentation into
their business processes is that
segmentations developed using a
single variable base, e.g...
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Memory segmentation is an
operating system memory management technique of
dividing a computer's
primary memory into
segments or sections. In a computer...
- In computing, a
segmentation fault (often
shortened to segfault) or
access violation is a fault, or
failure condition,
raised by
hardware with
memory protection...
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Segmentation and re****embly (SAR) is the
process used to
fragment and re****emble
variable length packets into
fixed length cells so as to
allow them to...
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Segmentation in
biology is the
division of some
animal and
plant body
plans into a
linear series of
repetitive segments that may or may not be interconnected...
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Segmentation contractions (or movements) are a type of
intestinal motility.
Unlike peristalsis,
which predominates in the esophagus,
segmentation contractions...
- Text
segmentation is the
process of
dividing written text into
meaningful units, such as words, sentences, or topics. The term
applies both to
mental processes...
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Network segmentation in
computer networking is the act or
practice of
splitting a
computer network into subnetworks, each
being a
network segment. Advantages...
- segment,
segmentation, or
segmental in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Segment,
segmentation, segmented, or
segmental may
refer to:
Segmentation (biology)...
