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Перевод: gemstone

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Тезаурус:

1. Alternatively, an object-oriented data-base system such as GemStone 26 could have been employed.
2. He held out his hand and angled the blue gemstone of his ring to her face.
3. At Object Expo in New York this week, Servio Inc, Alameda, California, will preview an enhanced version of its Gemstone object-oriented database, and introduce Geode, an object-based application development environment.
4. It is more like a gemstone which has been cut and faceted, so that each way it is turned shows a different angle, catching the light in a thousand different ways.
5. Gemstone Marketing Ltd., a British Company based in London, is producing 100% woven cotton towels in quantities as small as 8.
6. He showed me one, magnifying 520 times, made of yttrium-aluminium-garnet, an artificial gemstone, mounted against a microscope slide, through which I could clearly see the tadpole-shaped trypanosomes that cause sleeping sickness.
7. If the adventurers want to search this room very thoroughly after finding these treasures, then each Turn they search they have a 50% chance of finding an item worth D10+10 GCs - a small jar of mercury, a vial of powdered gemstone, a jar with half a dozen sulphur balls (also useful as a material component for the Fire Ball spell, of course), an ornately decorated heavy marble pestle and mortar, and suchlike.
8. It is rather as though there is a central axis, around which the gemstone of beauty is formed.
9. Keep within your Christmas budget with this gemstone calculator, 12.99, from Paperchase
10. Meanwhile, Servio Corp is setting up a European bridgehead for its GemStone object database in London: AI International Ltd, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, will continue to distribute GemStone throughout the UK.
11. In the south lies Eataine with its fortress city of Lothern glittering like the gemstone in a giant ring.
12. Enhancements to Gemstone include improved cache functions, which enable temporary objects to be held in memory rather than writing them to disk; disk clustering, and reduced object identification size.