| gamma ray |
high energy radiation( emitted by some decaying radioactive nuclei
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testing is a little-known informal phrase that refers derisively to the release of "buggy" (defect-ridden) products. It is not a term of art among testers, but rather an example of referential humor. Cynics have referred to all software releases as "gamma testing" since defects are found in almost all commercial, commodity and publicly available software eventually. ...
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| gamma |
testing is a little-known informal phrase that refers derisively to the release of "buggy" (defect-ridden) products. It is not a term of art among testers, but rather an example of referential humor. Cynics have referred to all software releases as "gamma testing" since defects are found in almost all commercial, commodity and publicly available software eventually. ...
Ãâó: encyclopedia.worldvillage.com/s/b/Software_testing
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| gamma rays |
electromagnetic waves of the highest frequencies known, originally discovered as an emission of radioactive substances.
Ãâó: www-spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/Education/wgloss.html
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| gamma rays |
have very high energy, and come from many objects, eg galaxies, and pulsars - the remnants of novae.
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