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známkování; bodování; klasifikační bonitace; třídění |
| astr. |
dvojrozměrná spektrální klasifikace; trojrozměrná klasifikace |
| comp., MS |
klasifikace (The placement of an incident into a hierarchy of descriptors that indicate what the incident is generally about. For example, an incident could be classified as being related to software, and then to Microsoft, and then to Word 2003) |
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frakcionace |
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klasifikace |
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classification An arrangement or organization of persons, items or data elements into groups by reason of common attributes, characteristics, qualities or traits ['klæsɪfɪ'keɪʃ(ə)n] n | |
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třídění |
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class. |
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A catalogue of attack patterns as "an abstraction mechanism for helping describe how an attack against vulnerable systems or networks is executed" published by the MITRE Corporation |
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cl; clas; classn |
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Action preliminary to the information processing process intelligence cycle during which the collection of all kinds of information makes out a chronology of events and facilitates the subsequent exploitation. (FRA) |
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The determination that official information requires, in the interests of national security, a specific degree of protection against unauthorized disclosure, coupled with a designation signifying that such a determination has been made (JP 2-01.2) see also security classification |
