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Backlog
Backlog Back"log`, n. [Back, a. + log.]
A large stick of wood, forming the back of a fire on the
hearth. [U.S.]
There was first a backlog, from fifteen to four and
twenty inches in diameter and five feet long, imbedded
in the ashes. --S. G.
Goodrich.
Meaning of BackLog from wikipedia
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Backlog may
refer to:
Product backlog, a list of
requirements for a
software product in development;...
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Within agile project management,
product backlog refers to a
prioritized list of
functionality which a
product should contain. It is
sometimes referred...
- The main
scrum artifacts used are the
product backlog,
sprint backlog, and increment. The
product backlog is a
breakdown of work to be done and contains...
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Although not
clearly defined, the
backlog of
unexamined patent applications consists, at one
point in time, of all the
patent applications that have been...
- k
log x +
log a . {\displaystyle \
log y=k\
log x+\
log a.}
Setting X =
log x {\displaystyle X=\
log x} and Y =
log y , {\displaystyle Y=\
log y,}...
- or
registers in PRINCE2
include the
lessons log, risk register,
issue register,
quality register or
backlog. In skydiving, a
logbook serves as a parachutist's...
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backlog usually refers to the
phenomenon that a
journal has a
number of
accepted papers waiting to be
published for a
significant time. The
backlog is...
- The
David Back Log House and Farm, is a
historic home and ****ociated farm
structures located near
Blackey in
Letcher County, Kentucky, was
listed on the...
- In
computer security,
logging in (or
logging on,
signing in, or
signing on) is the
process by
which an
individual gains access to a
computer system or...
- A chip
log, also
called common log, ship
log, or just
log, is a
navigation tool
mariners use to
estimate the
speed of a
vessel through water. The word...
