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Definition
Synonym
Fehlererkennungs
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Fehlererkennungs- und -behebungskode
m
comp.
error detection and correction code EDAC
Fehlererkennungs- und -behebungskode
m
comp.
error detection and correction code EDAC
Fehlererkennungs- und -behebungskode
m
comp.
error detection and correction code EDAC
Fehlererkennungs- und -behebungskode
m
comp.
error detection and correction code EDAC
Deutsche
Fehlererkennungs Synonyme
Englische
error detection and correction code EDAC Synonyme
error
ALGOL
Albigensianism
Arianism
COBOL
Catharism
Ebionitism
Erastianism
FORTRAN
Gnosticism
Jovinianism
Lollardy
Manichaeanism
Manichaeism
Monophysism
Monophysitism
Pelagianism
Waldensianism
Wyclifism
abomination
abuse of terms
alphabetic data
alphanumeric code
angular data
antinomianism
assembler
at fault
atrocity
bad
bad job
bevue
binary digit
binary scale
binary system
bit
bloomer
blooper
blunder
bobble
boggle
bonehead play
boner
boo-boo
boob
botch
breach
bug
bull
bungle
byte
catachresis
clanger
clerical
error
clumsy performance
command pulses
commands
compiler
computer code
computer language
computer program
contorting
control signals
controlled quantity
correcting signals
corrigendum
crime
crime against humanity
data
deadly sin
delinquency
delusion
dereliction
disgrace
distortion
eisegesis
emanatism
enormity
erratum
erroneously
erroneousness
error
in judgment
error
signals
etourderie
evil
failure
fallaciousness
fallacy
false doctrine
falsehood
falseness
falsity
fault
faute
faux pas
feedback pulses
feedback signals
felony
film data
flagitiousness
flaw
flub
fluff
foozle
foul-up
fumble
gaffe
garbling
gaucherie
genocide
gloss
goof
guilty act
hash
heavy sin
heresy
hexadecimal system
howler
human
error
hylotheism
illusion
impropriety
in
error
inaccuracy
incorrect
incorrectly
indecorum
indiscretion
inexpiable sin
infamy
information
iniquity
injudiciousness
injury
injustice
input data
input quantity
instructions
knavery
lapse
literal
machine language
malefaction
malentendu
malfeasance
malobservation
malum
mess
message
minor wrong
misapplication
misappreciation
misapprehension
misbelief
miscalculation
miscarriage
miscitation
miscomputation
misconception
misconduct
misconjecture
misconstruction
miscount
miscue
misdeal
misdeed
misdemeanor
misdoing
misestimation
misevaluation
misexplanation
misexplicatio
Fehlererkennungs Definition
Code
(
n.
)
A
body
of
law,
sanctioned
by
legislation,
in
which
the
rules
of
law
to
be
specifically
applied
by
the
courts
are
set
forth
in
systematic
form
Code
(
n.
)
Any
system
of
rules
or
regulations
relating
to
one
subject
Correction
(
n.
)
The
act
of
correcting,
or
making
that
right
which
was
wrong
Correction
(
n.
)
The
act
of
reproving
or
punishing,
or
that
which
is
intended
to
rectify
or
to
cure
faults
Correction
(
n.
)
That
which
is
substituted
in
the
place
of
what
is
wrong
Correction
(
n.
)
Abatement
of
noxious
qualities
Correction
(
n.
)
An
allowance
made
for
inaccuracy
in
an
instrument
Detection
(
n.
)
The
act
of
detecting
Error
(
n.
)
A
wandering
Error
(
n.
)
A
wandering
or
deviation
from
the
right
course
or
standard
Error
(
n.
)
A
departing
or
deviation
from
the
truth
Error
(
n.
)
A
moral
offense
Error
(
n.
)
The
difference
between
the
approximate
result
and
the
true
result
Error
(
n.
)
The
difference
between
an
observed
value
and
the
true
value
of
a
quantity.
Error
(
n.
)
The
difference
between
the
observed
value
of
a
quantity
and
that
which
is
taken
or
computed
to
be
the
true
value
Error
(
n.
)
A
mistake
in
the
proceedings
of
a
court
of
record
in
matters
of
law
or
of
fact.
Error
(
n.
)
A
fault
of
a
player
of
the
side
in
the
field
which
results
in
failure
to
put
out
a
player
on
the
other
side,
or
gives
him
an
unearned
base.
error detection and correction code EDAC Bedeutung
mistake
error
fault
a
wrong
action
attributable
to
bad
judgment
or
ignorance
or
inattention,
he
made
a
bad
mistake,
she
was
quick
to
point
out
my
errors,
I
could
understand
his
English
in
spite
of
his
grammatical
faults
error
misplay
(baseball)
a
failure
of
a
defensive
player
to
make
an
out
when
normal
play
would
have
sufficed
rounding
rounding
error
(mathematics)
a
miscalculation
that
results
from
rounding
off
numbers
to
a
convenient
number
of
decimals,
the
error
in
the
calculation
was
attributable
to
rounding,
taxes
are
rounded
off
to
the
nearest
dollar
but
the
rounding
error
is
surprisingly
small
truncation
error
(mathematics)
a
miscalculation
that
results
from
cutting
off
a
numerical
calculation
before
it
is
finished
detection
catching
espial
spying
spotting
the
act
of
detecting
something,
catching
sight
of
something
correction
rectification
the
act
of
offering
an
improvement
to
replace
a
mistake,
setting
right
detection
detecting
detective
work
sleuthing
a
police
investigation
to
determine
the
perpetrator,
detection
is
hard
on
the
feet
trial
and
error
experimenting
until
a
solution
is
found
correction
treatment
of
a
specific
defect,
the
correction
of
his
vision
with
eye
glasses
discipline
correction
the
act
of
punishing,
the
offenders
deserved
the
harsh
discipline
they
received
explosive
detection
system
EDS
a
rapid
automatic
system
to
detect
plastic
explosives
in
passengers'
luggage
using
Xay
technology
and
computers,
designed
for
use
in
airports
explosive
trace
detection
ETD
a
system
for
screening
luggage
in
airports,
an
agent
passes
a
swab
around
or
inside
luggage
and
then
runs
the
swab
through
a
machine
that
can
detect
trace
amounts
of
explosives
house
of
correction
(formerly)
a
jail
or
other
place
of
detention
for
persons
convicted
of
minor
offences
radar
microwave
radar
radio
detection
and
ranging
radiolocation
measuring
instrument
in
which
the
echo
of
a
pulse
of
microwave
radiation
is
used
to
detect
and
locate
distant
objects
ship-towed
longange
acoustic
detection
system
a
shipboard
system
consisting
of
an
acoustic
detection
system
that
is
towed
behind
the
ship
erroneousness
error
inadvertent
incorrectness
error
wrongdoing
departure
from
what
is
ethically
acceptable
correction
a
drop
in
stock
market
activity
or
stock
prices
following
a
period
of
increases,
market
runups
are
invariably
followed
by
a
correction
margin
of
safety
safety
margin
margin
of
error
the
margin
required
in
order
to
insure
safety,
in
engineering
the
margin
of
safety
is
the
strength
of
the
material
minus
the
anticipated
stress
code
of
conduct
code
of
behavior
a
set
of
conventional
principles
and
expectations
that
are
considered
binding
on
any
person
who
is
a
member
of
a
particular
group
detection
sensing
the
perception
that
something
has
occurred
or
some
state
exists,
early
detection
can
often
lead
to
a
cure
error
erroneous
belief
a
misconception
resulting
from
incorrect
information
signal
detection
detection
the
detection
that
a
signal
is
being
received
code
a
coding
system
used
for
transmitting
messages
requiring
brevity
or
secrecy
access
access
code
a
code
(a
series
of
characters
or
digits)
that
must
be
entered
in
some
way
(typed
or
dialed
or
spoken)
to
get
the
use
of
something
(a
telephone
line
or
a
computer
or
a
local
area
network
etc.)
area
code
a
number
usually
of
digits
assigned
to
a
telephone
area
as
in
the
United
States
and
Canada
bar
code
Universal
Product
Code
code
consisting
of
a
series
of
vertical
bars
of
variable
width
that
are
scanned
by
a
laser,
printed
on
consumer
product
packages
to
identify
the
item
for
a
computer
that
provides
the
price
and
registers
inventory
information
color
code
system
using
colors
to
designate
classifications
cipher
cypher
cryptograph
secret
code
a
secret
method
of
writing
Morse
Morse
code
international
Morse
code
a
telegraph
code
in
which
letters
and
numbers
are
represented
by
strings
of
dots
and
dashes
(short
and
long
signals)
ZIP
code
ZIP
postcode
postal
code
a
code
of
letters
and
digits
added
to
a
postal
address
to
aid
in
the
sorting
of
mail
code
computer
code
(computer
science)
the
symbolic
arrangement
of
data
or
instructions
in
a
computer
program
or
the
set
of
such
instructions
American
Standard
Code
for
Information
Interchange
ASCII
(computer
science)
a
code
for
information
exchange
between
computers
made
by
different
companies,
a
string
of
binary
digits
represents
each
character,
used
in
most
microcomputers
binary
code
code
using
a
string
of
binary
digits
to
represent
characters
error
correction
code
ECC
(telecommunication)
a
coding
system
that
incorporates
extra
parity
bits
in
order
to
detect
errors
machine
code
machine
language
a
set
of
instructions
coded
so
that
the
computer
can
use
it
directly
without
further
translation
object
code
the
machine-language
output
of
a
compiler
that
is
ready
for
execution
on
a
particular
computer
operation
code
order
code
the
portion
of
a
set
of
operation
descriptions
that
specifies
the
operation
to
be
performed,
the
set
of
operations
in
a
computer
source
code
program
instructions
written
as
an
ASCII
text
file,
must
be
translated
by
a
compiler
or
interpreter
or
assembler
into
the
object
code
for
a
particular
computer
before
execution
correction
something
substituted
for
an
error
Roman
law
Justinian
code
civil
law
jus
civile
the
legal
code
of
ancient
Rome,
codified
under
Justinian,
the
basis
for
many
modern
systems
of
civil
law
writ
of
error
a
judicial
writ
from
an
appellate
court
ordering
the
court
of
record
to
produce
the
records
of
trial
logic
bomb
slag
code
a
set
of
instructions
inserted
into
a
program
that
are
designed
to
execute
(or
`explode')
if
a
particular
condition
is
satisfied,
when
exploded
it
may
delete
or
corrupt
data,
or
print
a
spurious
message,
or
have
other
harmful
effects,
a
disgruntled
employee
planted
a
logic
bomb
system
error
an
instruction
that
is
either
not
recognized
by
an
operating
system
or
is
in
violation
of
the
procedural
rules
ethic
ethical
code
a
system
of
principles
governing
morality
and
acceptable
conduct
code
codification
a
set
of
rules
or
principles
or
laws
(especially
written
ones)
legal
code
a
code
of
laws
adopted
by
a
state
or
nation,
a
code
of
laws
penal
code
the
legal
code
governing
crimes
and
their
punishment
United
States
Code
U.
S.
Code
a
consolidation
and
codification
by
subject
matter
of
the
general
and
permanent
laws
of
the
United
States,
is
prepared
and
published
by
a
unit
of
the
United
States
House
of
Representatives
building
code
set
of
standards
established
and
enforced
by
local
government
for
the
structural
safety
of
buildings
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