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Friction.
Fraunhofer zone is another name for far field in telecommunications. It is an area where antenna signal looses its resolution.
That may refer to the system's efficiency (which is formally the amount of useful output power divided by the amount of input power).
An ideal machine has, by definition, an efficiency of exactly 100%, which means that absolutely none of the energy it consumes is wasted when converted to power (energy per unit of time), hence the name "ideal". A real machine, however, will never reach an efficiency of 100%, as there will always be at least a tiny bit of energy that is lost to the environment. This is because it is practically impossible to create a perfectly closed system in which no energy can leak out. It is possible, however, to build very efficient systems and machines, although this depends on just how well they are made. Therefore, the efficiency of a real machine is quite variable, going easily from 10% to 98%, depending on its quality. A simple example is that of ordinary household voltage transformers, which generally have efficiencies of around 80%; and of high grade power plant transformers, which have efficiencies of around 98%.
What is the ‘cost’ for using a machine to increase force
mapping name-to-IP addresses for internal hosts forwarding name resolution requests to a caching-only server
Caching is another name for it.
static name resolution
Background zone loading will reduce the time needed to start the DNS Server service the impact will probably only be noticeable for very large zones.
background zone loading will reduce the time needed to start the DNS Server service the impact will probably only be noticeable for very large zones.
The Tonkin Gulf Resolution .
resolution
nslookup.exe
Empty Magnification
dns
Resolution is another name for image sharpness.
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution