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address locator style

[geocoding] A template on which an address locator is built. Each template is designed to accommodate a specific format of […]

address matching

[address matching] A process that compares an address or a table of addresses to the address attributes of a reference

address range

[geocoding] Street numbers running from lowest to highest along a street or street segment. Address ranges are generally stored as

address service

[address matching] A service that can determine the x,y location of an address, and return the address of an x,y

address standardization

[geocoding] The process of breaking down an address into elements and converting those elements with standard abbreviations or spellings. For

address standardizer

[geocoding] A tool that prepares and breaks down an address into elements that can be used for geocoding. The process

adds table

[database structures] The geodatabase system table, created when a feature class or table is registered as versioned, that maintains information

ADF

[Internet] Acronym for Application Developer Framework. The set of custom Web controls and templates that can be used to build

ADF runtime

[Internet] The components required to run an application built with the ADF.

adjacency

[geography] A type of spatial relationship in which two or more polygons share a side or boundary.

adjacency query

[spatial analysis] A statement or logical expression used to select geographic features that share a boundary.

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