Look up: script

1. SCRIPT
   1. An early system on the IBM 702. [Listed in CACM 2(5):16 (May 1959)]. 2. A real-time language. ['A Communication Abstraction Mechanism and its Verification', N. Francez et al, Sci Comp Prog 6(1):35-88 (1986)]. (1994-12-01)
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2. script
   (language) A program written in a scripting language, but see Ousterhout's dichotomy. (1999-02-22)
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3. Script
   The text of the show, also containing information about settings, characters, costumes etc. to aid the cast and crew.
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4. script
   A style of font in which letters are joined, as in handwriting. It should not be confused with cursive fonts, in which the letters are not connected. Early script typefaces were developed in the sixteenth century, and were based upon formal handwriting.
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5. script
   [n] - a written version of a play or other dramatic composition 2. [n] - a particular orthography or writing system 3. [v] - write a script for
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6. Script
   [See firstly story memory.] Within the context of Schank and Abelson's theories, a script is 'a structure that describes an appropriate sequence of events in a particular context' (Schank and Abelson, 1977, p422). Alternatively, it is an expectation 'about what will happen next in a well understood
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7. Script
   A set of commands written in an interpreted language to automate certain application tasks. The term scenario is also sometimes used.
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8. Script
   A small piece of code created in a 3D software package`s own internal programming language, and used to automate common or complex tasks.
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9. Script
   A text file that, when run executes a number of commands or programs. Also known on PC's as a batch file.
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10. Script
    A list of commands that can run without user interaction.
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11. script
    In drama, the written text or draft of a film, play, or radio or television broadcast, as used by the actors or performers. ...
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12. Script
    A typeface designed to look like handwriting.
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13. Script
    Script: An informal colloquial term for a prescription. Derived from prescription by removing both its beginning and ending to save a little bit of time and effort.
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14. script
    a technique for representing knowledge that describes common sequences of events stored in a series of 'slots'.A script is composed of a series of scenes which are,in turn,composed of a series of events,e.g.what happens when one goes to a restaurant Category: Automation (includes telecommunicatio...
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15. Script
    Script noun [ Middle English scrit , Latin scriptum something written, from scribere , scriptum to write: confer Old French escript , escrit , French écrit . See Scribe , and confer Scrip
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16. script
    book 1 playscript noun a written version of a play or other dramatic composition; used in preparing for a performance
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17. Script
    • (n.) Type made in imitation of handwriting. • (n.) A writing; a written document. • (n.) Written characters; style of writing. • (n.) An original instrument or document.
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18. script
    (from the article `computer programming language`) ...provides one mechanism; it transmits requests and responses between the reader`s Web browser and the Web server that provides the page. The CGI ...
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19. script
    in motion pictures, the written text of a film. The nature of scripts varies from those that give only a brief outline of the action to detailed ... [3 related articles]
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20. script
    script The written (printed) version of a stage play, movie screenplay, or radio or television broadcast, including the words to be spoken and often also technical directions. 2. An original document or manuscript. 3. Characters written by hand, especially in cursive form. 4. An system of characters used in writing.
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21. script
    A set of characters used to write a particular set of languages. For example, the Latin (or Roman) script is used to write English, French, Spanish, and most other European languages; the Cyrillic script is used to write Russian and Serbian.
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22. Script
    Prepared text presentation used by sales personnel as a tool to convey a sales message in its entirety.
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23. Script
    Student-generated scripts and screenplays.
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24. Script
    Script is theatre slang for an author's written copy of a work.
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25. Script
    Script is theatre slang for an author's written copy of a work.
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