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Definition of logger (zur erzeugung logarithmischer ausgangssignale) in German English dictionary
- logger
- a worker whose occupation is to harvest trees
- one that logs, such as a computer program to keep track of events
- A logger is a man whose job is to cut down trees
- An individual whose profession is cutting timber
- add entries to system log - provides a method for adding one-line entries to the system log file
- Old Malibu
- An individual whose occupation is havesting timber; usually self-employed; usually owns own equipment and often has one or more employees
- {i} one who chops wood, lumberjack, woodcutter; machine for loading logs
- A person employed in the production of logs and/or wood from standing timber Also known as a lumberjack
- An individual whose occupation is harvesting timber
- {s} stupid, foolish
- a worker whose occupation is to cut down trees
- A hard copy device used primarily to record events which occur during a process
- See Log, v
- One engaged in logging
- a lumberman who cuts trees into logs after the trees have been felled
- People working in the forest to harvest timber for producing wood products Sometimes called a lumberjack
- The process within the ICM that manages the central database Each side of a duplexed Central Controller includes a Logger The Logger may run on the same machine as the Contact Management process or on a separate machine The Logger is also called the Database Server
logger (zur erzeugung logarithmischer ausgangssignale)
Hyphenation
log·ger (zur erzeugung logarithmischer ausgangssignale)Resimler
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