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that part of a hardware or software system that is farthest from the user
the rear of an animal, etc
In semiconductor manufacturing, the package assembly and test stages of production Includes burn-in and environmental test functions Compare front-end
Back end ratings seem to confuse bowlers A ball's "back end" is the angle or degree of hook at the breakpoint The confusion comes from the term "back end " The ball may break at 20 feet, 30 feet, or 40 feet That doesn't matter What you are evaluating is not how much it hooks, but more WHEN it hooks; i e the ability of a ball to make a turn back to the pocket Since there is the potential for balls to have more and less back end, BTM needed a benchmark that would leave room in both directions Again, the Danger Zone was selected and it was assigned a back end rating of 10 Remember that these are comparisons so 10 doesn't mean anything by itself It would mean for comparisons that it is stronger than balls rated 9 5 and lower and it would be weaker than balls rated at 10 5 and higher
Node or software program that provides services to a front end See also client, FRF 11, and server
the side of an object that is opposite its front; "his room was toward the rear of the hotel"
Back-end refers to the package assembly and test stages of production in semiconductor manufacturing It includes burn-in and environmental test functions
In a client/server application, the part of the program that runs on the server
Background or back office operations
Functions and procedures of a database server, such as a node or software application, designed to manipulate data on a network See also client, FRF 11, and server
Tracking a promotion after it has mailed to determine purchase behavior and lead conversion rates
The activities necessary to complete a direct response transaction once an order has been received and/or the measurement of a buyer's performance after they have ordered the first item in a series of offereing
the server-side of client/server is called the back end because it is usually handled by programs running in obscurity on the server, out of sight (and mind) for most users
That part of the database management system (DBMS) that interacts directly with the database
A term applied to the database server level where processing, data storage, and data retrieval occur
This refers to the debt-to-income ratio calculated using principal, interest, taxes, insurance and consumer credit obligations divided by gross monthly income It is expressed as a percentage
In Komag's manufacturing process, the back end is the final process steps that include: texturing, cleaning, sputtering, lubricating, and testing of hard disks
A computer that does the main processing but has a smaller, more friendly computer that the user interacts with (called the front end)
computer program that performs background tasks (support program for a computer system, such as a database)
In a client/server application, the part of the program that runs on the server
The activities necessary to complete a mail order transaction once an order has been received and/or the measurement of a buyer's performance after he has ordered the first item in a series offering
Processes or applications that run behind the web server, from the point of view of the user or client For example, a web server might use Oracle as a back-end database for serving data to users
The server side of a client/server system
The server part of a client/server application It provides services across the network that have been requested by the client For example, a back end may be a database server that responds to SQL requests from a workstation running a front end application
(n ) Software that performs the last stage of a process, executing a task that is transparent to the user The term refers to network applications that run on a server without making the client aware of their operations
back ends
plural form of back end
back-end
Alternative form of back end
backend
Alternative form of back end
like the back end of a bus
Very unattractive

As I once told him, being British, looking like the back end of a bus or weighing 30 stone, was utterly irrelevant to the posting i made.

back-end
(Bilgisayar) Denoting a specialized subordinate processor or program, not directly accessed by the user
back-end
Relating to the end of a project, process, or investment
back-end
(Bilgisayar) Front end and back end are generalized terms that refer to the initial and the end stages of a process.The front end is responsible for collecting input in various forms from the user and processing it to conform to a specification the back end can use. The front end is an interface between the user and the back end
back ends
Usually refers to the far end portion of the lane where the most hook can occur If the backends are very dry, the ball will continue to hook with power for most players; if the back ends are tight, most players will see more deflection in the pocket and fewer strikes
back ends
Last 5-6 feet of the lane, including the pin deck (ends)
back-end
Database server functions and procedures for manipulating data
back-end
A general name given a server or host system that provides data or program functionality to other computers Contrast front-end The back-end is accessed by the user with a terminal or PC over a network or using an on-line connection Compass is RMLS’s back-end system
back-end
(1) The part of the computer that changes source code into object code (machine read code) (2) The part of the program that runs on a server in a client/server application
back-end
The back-end of a site is usually accessible only to the Web site creators or administrators It oftentimes includes inventory, accounting, purchasing, and payroll functions
back-end
A "back-end" application or program serves indirectly in support of the front-end services, usually by being closer to the required resource or having the capability to communicate with the required resource, such as a database
back-end
Upselling a direct marketing campaign respondent (i e converting a prospect to a buyer or converting a buyer to a repeat buyer)
back-end
Behind the scenes; complex technology and systems that programmers, admins and web developers work with, and not normally seen by the end-user
back-end
The centralized data storage of a split database
back-end
This is the server element of a client/server system It is the part of the Database Management System that interacts directly with the database itself
back-end
Application or program that serves indirectly in support of the front-end services For example, a CGI search script is a back-end application that processes and returns results for a search form submission
back-end
The main objective of the Back-End is to convert an abstract representation into target-machine instructions This is a machine-dependent component of the translator, similar in complexity to the code-generating stage of a conventional compiler
back-end
Database Server for manipulating data
backend
A set of information that specifies an information processor A backend is usually a combination of a recorder process, a query process, a schema, and options specific to that individual backend
backend
Fifteen feet of lane directly preceding the headpin
backend
Anagram or Vanity Number The use of words in a phone number to help the audience recall with ease Backend The process of tracking fulfillment, telemarketing and other direct marketing processes and results
backend
the details and technology that make the websitework-it's the part of the website that you don't see
backend
The database to which information presented by the front-end application connects
backend
The process described under stages 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the nuclear fuel cycle (including spent fuel reprocessing; radioactive waste management and disposal; and decommissioning of nuclear plant)
backend
another name for the server process or "back end" of the database, the front end being the user interface
backend
With respect to Jade, one of a number of post-processing avaiable to present user output See Also Jade
backend
In the AIX operating system, the program that sends output to a particular device
backend
A part of a SGML converter used to analyse the output format
backend
The 15 ft of lane directly preceding the headpin
backend
The implementation within BFD of a particular object file format The set of functions which appear in a particular target vector
backend
any device that is used to digitize the IF or accept digitized IF to produce backend data Backends have high speed control of the receiver through the switching signals A backend may be either a master or slave to these signals
face like the back end of a bus
(Slang) very ugly
back end

    Turkish pronunciation

    bäk end

    Pronunciation

    /ˈbak ˈend/ /ˈbæk ˈɛnd/

    Etymology

    [ 'bak ] (noun.) before 12th century. back +‎ end

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