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Non-technical Stakeholders
Non-Technical Stakeholders are individuals or groups affected by artificial intelligence (AI) but lacking a technical background. These stakeholders may include end-users, regulators, communities…
Software developmentNon-terminating
The term 'Non-Terminating' refers to processes or algorithms that do not reach a definitive conclusion. In the realm of computing and computational theory, a non-terminating algorithm is one that…
Physical and Earth sciencesNon-toxic Materials
Non-toxic materials are those that do not pose a risk to human health or the environment. These materials are essential in the pursuit of sustainable development, as they allow for the creation of…
Data and analyticsNon-transactional
The term 'Non-Transactional' refers to operations in databases that do not support transactions, meaning they do not guarantee properties such as atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability…
Web and e-commerceNon-Transactional Email
Non-transactional email refers to messages sent through email platforms that are not directly related to a specific transaction between the sender and the recipient. Often, these emails are used for…
CybersecurityNon-Transferable Rights
The 'Non-Transferable Rights' refer to those rights that are inherent to an individual and cannot be ceded or transferred to another person or entity. In the context of privacy and data protection…
Artificial intelligenceNon-transparency
The 'lack of transparency' in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the lack of clarity in the processes and algorithms underlying the decisions made by these systems. This opacity…
Mathematics and statisticsNon-Uniform Distribution
Non-uniform distribution is a statistical concept that refers to a probability distribution where the probabilities of different outcomes are not all equal. In this type of distribution, some…
Operating systemsNon-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA)
Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) is a memory architecture design used in multiprocessor systems, where the time to access memory varies depending on the physical proximity between the processor and…
Mathematics and statisticsNon-Uniform Sampling
Non-uniform sampling is a sampling technique where samples are taken at irregular intervals, allowing for greater flexibility and adaptability in data collection. Unlike uniform sampling, where…
Graphics, games and extended realityNon-Uniform Scaling
Non-uniform scaling is a process in which a three-dimensional object is modified in size differently along its axes. Unlike uniform scaling, where an object is enlarged or reduced proportionally in…
Business and technology managementNon-Value Added Activities
Activities that do not add value refer to those actions or processes within an organization that do not directly contribute to creating value for the customer or achieving business objectives. These…
Artificial intelligenceNon-violence
Non-Violence in AI ethics refers to the commitment to avoid harm and promote peaceful outcomes in AI applications. This principle is based on the premise that technology should be used for human…
Cloud and infrastructureNon-virtual
In C++, the term 'Non-Virtual' refers to functions that do not use virtual dispatch, meaning they are not invoked through a virtual method table (vtable). This implies that the functions are…
Operating systemsNon-Volatile
The term 'non-volatile' refers to a type of memory or storage that retains its content even when the power supply is interrupted. Unlike volatile memory, such as RAM, which loses all stored…
Hardware, electronics and roboticsNon-volatile Configuration
Non-volatile configuration refers to the ability of an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) to retain its configuration after power loss. This means that, unlike volatile configuration, which is lost…
Mathematics and statisticsNon-volatile Logic
Non-volatile logic refers to logic circuits that retain their state even when power is removed. Unlike volatile logic, which requires a constant power source to maintain its information, non-volatile…
Operating systemsNon-Volatile Memory
Non-volatile memory is a type of computer memory that can retain stored information even when not powered. Unlike volatile memory, such as RAM, which loses its content when power is disconnected…
Operating systemsNon-Volatile Storage
Non-volatile storage refers to a type of memory that retains data even when not powered. Unlike volatile memory, such as RAM, which loses its content when turned off, non-volatile storage ensures…
CybersecurityNonce
A nonce is a number that is used only once in a cryptographic communication. Its main function is to ensure the security and integrity of transactions and messages, preventing replay attacks and…
Blockchain and Web3Nonce Mining
Nonce mining refers to the process of finding a valid nonce that produces a hash below a certain target, essential for mining new blocks in blockchain networks. In the context of mining, a 'nonce' is…
Blockchain and Web3Nonce Reuse
Nonce reuse refers to the practice of using the same nonce in multiple transactions within blockchain and cryptocurrency systems. A nonce, which stands for 'number used once', is a value used to…
Blockchain and Web3Nonce Value
The nonce value is a unique number used in the mining process to ensure that each block is unique and cannot be reused. In the context of blockchain, the nonce is essential for maintaining the…
Software developmentNonconformance
Non-conformance refers to a failure to meet a specified requirement or standard. This concept is fundamental in various disciplines, including software project management, robotic process automation…
