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Scan	Pengimbas
scan	imbas
scan head	kepala imbas
scanner	pengimbas
scenario	senario
schedule	jadual
schedule performance index (The ratio of the earned value (EV), which is sometimes referred to as the budgeted cost of work performed (BCWP), to the planned value (PV), which is sometimes referred to as the budgeted cost of work scheduled (BCWS). SPI is often used to estimate the project completion date. The SPI value is calculated as follows: SPI = EV/PV. If the resulting SPI value is less than 1.0, that indicates that less work was completed on the project than was planned. If the SPI value is 1.0 or greater, that indicates that more work was completed than was planned; SPI)	indeks prestasi jadual
Schedule View	Paparan Jadual
scheduled	berjadual
Scheduling Assistant	Pembantu Penjadualan
schema	skema
schema version	versi skema
scope	skop
screen	skrin
screen clipping	pangkasan skrin
screen font	fon skrin
Screen magnifier	Pembesar skrin
screen reader	pembaca skrin
screen sharing	perkongsian skrin
screen time-out	tamat masa skrin