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Что (кто) такое synonym ring - определение

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Synonym ring         
SET OF ONE OR MORE WORDS OR PHRASES THAT ARE SYNONYMS, HAVING THE SAME MEANING, REPRESENTING A SINGLE CONCEPT
Synsets; Synonym Ring; Synonym set; Preferred data element; Synonym ring
In metadata, a synonym ring or synset, is a group of data elements that are considered semantically equivalent for the purposes of information retrieval. These data elements are frequently found in different metadata registries.
synonym ring         
SET OF ONE OR MORE WORDS OR PHRASES THAT ARE SYNONYMS, HAVING THE SAME MEANING, REPRESENTING A SINGLE CONCEPT
Synsets; Synonym Ring; Synonym set; Preferred data element; Synonym ring
<information science> A list of words with related meanings used to broaden the scope of a word search. As well as returning documents which contain a sought-for word a search using a synonym ring might also return documents which contain words in the same synonym ring as a sought-for word. Synonym rings are produced manually and are usually specific to a certain field, e.g. legal knowhow. (1997-04-09)
preoccupied         
ONE OF TWO OR MORE NAMES THAT APPLY TO THE SAME TAXON
Synonym (biology); Senior synonym; Junior synonym; Junior objective synonym; Synonym (botany); Synonym (zoology); Botanical synonym; Syn.; Synonym (taxonymy); Nomenclatural synonym; Homotypic synonym; Taxonomic synonym; Heterotypic synonym; Pro parte; Taxonomic synonymy; Junior Synonym; Jr. synonym; Subjective synonym; Biological synonyms; Junior subjective synonym; Later synonym; Synonymy (taxonomy); Homotypic synonymy; Synonymy (biology); Objective synonym; Synonyms (taxonomy); Junior synonyms; Preoccupied; Jr. Synonym; Junior synonymy; Synonymizing; Taxonomic ynonym; Taxon synonym
adj. preoccupied with
preoccupied         
ONE OF TWO OR MORE NAMES THAT APPLY TO THE SAME TAXON
Synonym (biology); Senior synonym; Junior synonym; Junior objective synonym; Synonym (botany); Synonym (zoology); Botanical synonym; Syn.; Synonym (taxonymy); Nomenclatural synonym; Homotypic synonym; Taxonomic synonym; Heterotypic synonym; Pro parte; Taxonomic synonymy; Junior Synonym; Jr. synonym; Subjective synonym; Biological synonyms; Junior subjective synonym; Later synonym; Synonymy (taxonomy); Homotypic synonymy; Synonymy (biology); Objective synonym; Synonyms (taxonomy); Junior synonyms; Preoccupied; Jr. Synonym; Junior synonymy; Synonymizing; Taxonomic ynonym; Taxon synonym
If you are preoccupied, you are thinking a lot about something or someone, and so you hardly notice other things.
Tom Banbury was preoccupied with the missing Shepherd child and did not want to devote time to the new murder...
ADJ: usu v-link ADJ, oft ADJ with/by n
Syn.         
ONE OF TWO OR MORE NAMES THAT APPLY TO THE SAME TAXON
Synonym (biology); Senior synonym; Junior synonym; Junior objective synonym; Synonym (botany); Synonym (zoology); Botanical synonym; Syn.; Synonym (taxonymy); Nomenclatural synonym; Homotypic synonym; Taxonomic synonym; Heterotypic synonym; Pro parte; Taxonomic synonymy; Junior Synonym; Jr. synonym; Subjective synonym; Biological synonyms; Junior subjective synonym; Later synonym; Synonymy (taxonomy); Homotypic synonymy; Synonymy (biology); Objective synonym; Synonyms (taxonomy); Junior synonyms; Preoccupied; Jr. Synonym; Junior synonymy; Synonymizing; Taxonomic ynonym; Taxon synonym
Syndicate (Lloyd's)
Preoccupied         
ONE OF TWO OR MORE NAMES THAT APPLY TO THE SAME TAXON
Synonym (biology); Senior synonym; Junior synonym; Junior objective synonym; Synonym (botany); Synonym (zoology); Botanical synonym; Syn.; Synonym (taxonymy); Nomenclatural synonym; Homotypic synonym; Taxonomic synonym; Heterotypic synonym; Pro parte; Taxonomic synonymy; Junior Synonym; Jr. synonym; Subjective synonym; Biological synonyms; Junior subjective synonym; Later synonym; Synonymy (taxonomy); Homotypic synonymy; Synonymy (biology); Objective synonym; Synonyms (taxonomy); Junior synonyms; Preoccupied; Jr. Synonym; Junior synonymy; Synonymizing; Taxonomic ynonym; Taxon synonym
·Impf & ·p.p. of Preoccupy.
Synonymizing         
ONE OF TWO OR MORE NAMES THAT APPLY TO THE SAME TAXON
Synonym (biology); Senior synonym; Junior synonym; Junior objective synonym; Synonym (botany); Synonym (zoology); Botanical synonym; Syn.; Synonym (taxonymy); Nomenclatural synonym; Homotypic synonym; Taxonomic synonym; Heterotypic synonym; Pro parte; Taxonomic synonymy; Junior Synonym; Jr. synonym; Subjective synonym; Biological synonyms; Junior subjective synonym; Later synonym; Synonymy (taxonomy); Homotypic synonymy; Synonymy (biology); Objective synonym; Synonyms (taxonomy); Junior synonyms; Preoccupied; Jr. Synonym; Junior synonymy; Synonymizing; Taxonomic ynonym; Taxon synonym
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Synonymize.
preoccupied         
ONE OF TWO OR MORE NAMES THAT APPLY TO THE SAME TAXON
Synonym (biology); Senior synonym; Junior synonym; Junior objective synonym; Synonym (botany); Synonym (zoology); Botanical synonym; Syn.; Synonym (taxonymy); Nomenclatural synonym; Homotypic synonym; Taxonomic synonym; Heterotypic synonym; Pro parte; Taxonomic synonymy; Junior Synonym; Jr. synonym; Subjective synonym; Biological synonyms; Junior subjective synonym; Later synonym; Synonymy (taxonomy); Homotypic synonymy; Synonymy (biology); Objective synonym; Synonyms (taxonomy); Junior synonyms; Preoccupied; Jr. Synonym; Junior synonymy; Synonymizing; Taxonomic ynonym; Taxon synonym
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Inattentive, abstracted, absent, absent-minded, lost, dreaming, musing, in a brown study, unobservant, inadvertent.
Bague         
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  •  The fictional [[One Ring]]
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  • A method of removing a ring.
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  • bezel]], and 4) stone or gem in setting or mounting
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CIRCULAR BAND WORN AS A TYPE OF ORNAMENTAL JEWELLERY AROUND THE FINGER
Jewelry ring; Dinner ring; Finger ring; Bague; Finger-ring; Cocktail ring; Piece of jewelry ring; Ring (finger); Finger rings; 💍; Ring (jewelry); Penannular ring
·noun The annular molding or group of moldings dividing a long shaft or clustered column into two or more parts.
Ring (mathematics)         
  • [[Richard Dedekind]], one of the founders of [[ring theory]].
  • The [[integer]]s, along with the two operations of [[addition]] and [[multiplication]], form the prototypical example of a ring.
ALGEBRAIC STRUCTURE IN MATHEMATICS, NOT NECESSARILY WITH MULTIPLICATIVE IDENTITY
Ring (algebra); Associative rings; Unit ring; Ring with a unit; Unital ring; Associative ring; Unitary ring; Ring (abstract algebra); Ring with unity; Ring with identity; Ring unit; Ring (math); Ring (maths); Ring mathematics; Ring maths; Ring math; Mathematical ring; Algebraic ring; Arithmetic properties; Ring with Unity; Unitary algebra; Ring axioms; Ring object; Ring of functions
In mathematics, rings are algebraic structures that generalize fields: multiplication need not be commutative and multiplicative inverses need not exist. In other words, a ring is a set equipped with two binary operations satisfying properties analogous to those of addition and multiplication of integers.