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Organizations that conduct research in the field of engineering in which mathematical and scientific principles are applied to solve a wide variety of practical problems in industry, social organization, public works and commerce. Excludes:
Ãâó: nccs2.urban.org/ntee-cc/u.htm
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the basic code of a game that controls movement, effects, graphics rendering and resolution.
Ãâó: www.opensorcery.net/mutation/glossary.html
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A special type of theme that moves the HTML markup generation to template files (using any templating system). Also tells the theme selector what templates have been defined. Additional theme engines (xtemplate is the current theme engine included with core) are available from the theme engines section of downloads.
Ãâó: drupal.org/node/937
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In computer programming, engine is a jargon term for a program that performs a core or essential function for other programs. An engine can be a central or focal program in an operating system, subsystem, or application that coordinates the overall operation of a coordinated set of programs. It is also used to describe a special-purpose program containing an algorithm that can sometimes be changed. ...
Ãâó: www.sauder.ubc.ca/cgs/itm/itm_glossary.html
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One of two eTPU execution engines in a typical eTPU implementation. Each engine has its own ALU, registers, and channel hardware. Two engines share code memory, parameter ram, and the interface to the host.
Ãâó: www.bytecraft.com/etpuc_glossary.html
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