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A persistent storage area for source code and other application resources. In a team programming environment, a shared repository enables multi-user access to application resources.
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| repeat |
The distance from the center of one motif or pattern to the center of the next.
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| repository |
A facility for storing descriptions and behaviors of objects in an enterprise, including requirements, policies, processes, data, software libraries, projects, platforms and personnel, with the potential of supporting both software development and operations management. A single point of definition for all system resources.
Ãâó: www.orafaq.com/glossary/faqglosr.htm
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| repeatability |
(1) A measure of the strength of the relationship between repeated records (repeated phenotypic values) for a trait in a population. (2) A measure of the strength of the relationship between single performance records (phenotypic values) and producing abilities for a trait in a population. (3) In dairy publications, accuracy of prediction.
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| repeatability |
Repeatability is the variation among several measurements taken with one instrument on one part feature. It is a test of precision, not of accuracy.
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