peak
1 [geography] The highest point of a mountain or hill. 2 [modeling] In modeling, a point on a surface around […]
1 [geography] The highest point of a mountain or hill. 2 [modeling] In modeling, a point on a surface around […]
[Euclidean geometry] A measurement of the rate of change of elevation over a given horizontal distance, in which the rise
[computing] A measure of the speed at which a computer system works. Factors affecting performance include availability, throughput, and response
[astronomy] In an orbit path, the point at which the object in orbit is closest to the center of the
[intellectual property rights] A license that has a time-out date listed as permanent, indicating that the license for a particular
[computing] In computing, the process of saving or storing data; retaining the current state of an object in a memory
[database structures] A geodatabase that stores data in Microsoft Access. A personal geodatabase can be read simultaneously by several users,
[3D GIS] A projection mode in 3D applications that allows viewing from a perspective that can be controlled by navigating