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Domain may
refer to:
Domain of a function, the set of
input values for
which the
function is
defined Domain of discourse, the set of
entities over which...
- The
public domain consists of all the
creative work to
which no
exclusive intellectual property rights apply.
Those rights may have expired, been forfeited...
- A
domain name is an
identification string that
defines a
realm of
administrative autonomy,
authority or
control within the Internet.
Domain names are...
- top-level
domain (TLD) is one of the
domains at the
highest level in the
hierarchical Domain Name
System of the
Internet after the root
domain. The top-level...
- The
Domain Name
System (DNS) is a
hierarchical and
decentralized naming system for computers, services, or
other resources connected to the
Internet or...
- In mathematics, the
domain or set of
departure of a
function is the set into
which all of the
input of the
function is
constrained to fall. It is the set...
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Domain-driven
design (DDD) is the
concept that the
structure and
language of
software code (cl**** names, cl**** methods, cl**** variables)
should match the...
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Domain parking is the
registration of an
Internet domain name
without that
domain being ****ociated with any
services such as e-mail or a website. This...
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Domain knowledge is
knowledge of a specific,
specialized discipline or field, in
contrast to
general knowledge, or
domain-independent knowledge. The term...
- a
domain model is a
conceptual model of the
domain[definition needed] that
incorporates both
behavior and data. In
ontology engineering, a
domain model...