file sequence

The filing sequence is by document number with the name of the firm or individual appearing on the file cover.

We don't quite understand the file sequences yet.

That is the case of explicit file sequences.

This will not change the filing sequence.

It has a six-digit file sequence number.

A file sequence located within a mass storage device is said to be contiguous if:

He leaned his elbow on Nick's desk and called up the code for restart, and began the file sequence again.

Different file sequences appear at different stages of James' life, but there are chronologial overlaps.

This has probably been done already but optimise the first dataset in your file sequence by slowing releasing parameters; and get the best fit possible.

The filing sequence should be uniquely identified by a 'reference number' of alphanumeric codes, built up as follows:

Information on the structure, symbols and suffixes and UDC filing sequence are below.

An annual departmental file is a file organised in line with the FCO's normal filing sequence.

When a file sequence is not contiguous, it is said to be scattered, since its files are stored in sparse locations on the storage device.

A few defragmentation strategies and dedicated software are able to both defragment single files and descatter file sequences.

File scattering is the process of allocating (or re-allocating) a file sequence as being (or becoming) uncontiguous.

In computing, as well as in non-computing contexts, a file sequence is a well-ordered, (finite) collection of files, usually related to each other in some way.

It incorporates all aspects of the system such as its physical location, classification and indexing methods used, filing sequence, filing procedures, supplies and equipment, and file tracking.

Explicit file sequences are, in fact, sequences whose filenames all end with a numeric or alphanumeric tag in the end (excluding file extension).

A typical example where explicit file sequences, as well as their contiguity, becomes crucial is in the digital intermediate (DI) workflow for motion picture and video industries.

In the late 1940s, Borradaile travelled to Antarctica to file sequences for Scott of the Antarctic, one of the most ambitious film projects for the time period.

There are many contexts which explicit file sequences are particularly important in: incremental backups, periodic logs and multimedia files captured or created with a chronological locality of reference.

Incentive For Applicants to File Sequence Listings, as Part of the Application, in the ST.25 Text Format 11.

And if you forget the filing sequence, you can always find information sheets with details on how to find books on the shelves next to each OPAC terminal.

- Performs other related duties such as sorting of mail, placing social insurance number cards in envelopes and checking application form file sequences in the filing and posting unit.

In the case of motion picture film scans, either the timecode, keycode or frame number in the file sequence which represents the frame sequence in a scanned reel.