The act of bringing or carrying in goods from an outside source for trade or sale, especially in regards to goods from a foreign country.
a process in which electronic data from a another file or database is copied and included in the database. Some imports also convert data from one file type to the file type of the database. indexing
To bring foreign goods or services into a country.
To bring media elements into your current working space. Video editors can import video and audio clips, still images, and animated sequences in a variety of formats. You can import both individual clips and folders of clips, and add them to bins in an open Project. See also capture, export. In point -- A placeholder used to mark a specific timecode as the starting point of a segment in a longer sequence. You can use In and Out points to mark a clip to be captured from a source tape, to mark part of a clip to be trimmed, or to mark a portion of the Timeline to be played. See also marker, Out point. Info palette -- A small floating window along the right side of the Premiere workspace that displays information about a selected clip or transition.
Process of bringing data or software from one system into another.
Read information into a computer program. ASCII text, tab-delimited files, HTML, and dBASE III files from Vitalnet are easily imported into word processing, spreadsheet, data analysis, mapping, graphing, and other presentation software programs.
Loading data or image s into a program from another application
Movement of products from one country into another. The import of automobiles from Germany into the US is an example.
To move an item or file into an application or environment which is different than that native to it. The file is converted to the new format while attempting to change as little as possible about the appearance of the file when printed. For instance, MS Word for the Macintosh is able to import files from a few MS-DOS word processors.
An Oracle supplied utility to reteive objects stored in an Oracle export file.
command A command in the .sbinit file that instructs SourceBrowser to read databases in directories other than the current directory.
To bring information from one program into another program.
A good that crosses into a country, across its border, for commercial purposes. A product, which might be a service, that is provided to domestic residents by a foreign producer. To cause a good or service to be an import under definitions 1 and/or 2.
To bring goods from overseas into one's country.
To bring in external data.
To access a separate file while working on a document within an application for use in that current document.
To bring a picture or text file into and application ready for editing or design work.
To receive data from one program to another.
delivery of goods to the customs territory of the importing country, when the goods are designated for consumption within the importing country
Shipment of goods from a foreign country.
From within WebCT, importing is the process for transferring data from one place to another. Generally, this is from a text (.txt) file that has been uploaded into Manage Files into one of the WebCT Tools or interface. In Whiteboard import brings one to six graphic files into a palette for sharing with the class. Import and export are most often associated with batch uploads.
Copying data from another application into Access.
Having to do with bringing commodities in from a foreign country.
to buy goods or services from another country; something bought from another country
The ability of one application to use data produced by another. Many programs, for example, are able to import graphics in a variety of formats.
1. Bringing goods into a country from abroad. 2. The goods received from suppliers in foreign countries 3. The accumulated quantity of goods received from a suppliers in a foreign country by a customer in a particular period, measured in quantitative or monetary terms. 4. (Concerning movement of goods) The accumulated quantity of goods received from an internal supplier in a foreign country by an internal customer in a particular period, measured in quantitative or monetary terms.
To bring a file created in one application into another application; e.g. to import a Lotus spreadsheet into a WordPerfect document.
The process of converting data in one format to a format that is compatible with the calling program. (Contrast with export.)
The process of bringing in (and usually transforming) data from another system.
An action that copies a file to the Change Manager repository from another system on the network or from a directory outside the repository. The files that can be imported to the Change Manager repository are: Solaris Flash archives, Solaris boot images, shared profiles, manifests, audit rules files, and reports.
all goods entering any of the seaports or airports of entry of the Philippines properly cleared through the Customs or remaining under Customs control, whether the goods are for direct consumption, for merchanting, for warehousing or for further processing. (National Statistics Office)
bringing an object created and saved in another program into the one you are currently using.
To transfer data into Keep In Touch from another program. For example, payroll imports allow payroll data stored in another program or format to be imported into and used by Keep In Touch.
To bring material from a foreign country into the United States.
to bring in information from one program to another.
To insert another file into IRIS Showcase. You can insert ASCII text files, images, 3D models, PICT files, and other IRIS Showcase files.
Bringing a document (or part of one) created in one application into a document created in another.
To convert a file, typically one generated by another application, to Palm database format.
In Project Builder, to read in a file containing project information. This is the recommended method for sharing projects. See also: export, export file.
(1) to read a computer graphics metafile (CGM) and store the graphics output in a SAS catalog. Use the GIMPORT procedure to import the CGM. (2) to restore a SAS transport file to its original form (a SAS data library, a SAS catalog, or a SAS data set) in the format appropriate to the host operating system. Use the CIMPORT procedure to import a SAS transport file created by the CPORT procedure.
The process of bringing existing digital audio, video, and still image files into AVS DVDtoGO.
goods (food, electricity, clothes etc.) that are brought into the country.
To bring an electronic image into a computer software program.
To bring information from one document (file) into another.
commodities (goods or services) bought from a foreign country
an imported person brought from a foreign country; "the lead role was played by an import from Sweden"; "they are descendants of indentured importees"
a big job, check the size of your redo log files
a company that is ran by other country
an article which comes from a foreign country (not from a state, territory or possession of the United States) for the first time into the taxing jurisdiction of a state
an item that was manufactured in and distributed by a country outside of the one it is being retailed in
a product that is brought into a nation from a foreign country
a tradeable, exportable entity
To insert an item from another part of the program you are working in, or from another software package altogether. For example to import Clip Art into a word processing document.
a function that allows the user to bring graphic or text into a document from a location (e.g. file, CD) other than the current location.
The process of bringing existing DVD files into AVS DVD Player.
To bring something into your country that was made in another country.
Bringing a file produced by one program into another.
To read a module from the file system or database, and incorporate it into an application.
The process of copying exported administrator definitions, client node definitions, policy definitions, server control information or file data from external media to a target server. A subset of information can be imported to a target server from the external media. Used to move or copy information between servers.
The process of transferring information from an accounting software into the ICM service. The ICM service can handle imports in the following formats: NACHA, Comma Delimited, and Tab Delimited.
The transport of data into an application. Typically, this will involve translation from the format of the external application into the standard used by the ongoing application.
1. (~ a binding into a module ) To make a binding exported by another module accessible in the module . 2. (~ a module into a library ) To make a module exported by another library accessible in the library .
The function in an application that allows you to use a data file produced by another program and stored in another format. For example, if you use Microsoft Word and want to read a document written with WordPerfect, you will need to choose the import menu option in Word and tell Word that it should convert the WordPerfect codes to native Word codes and formats. The opposite is called Export
Making a predicate from another module visible and thus usable.
As a verb, to ship goods into a country from abroad. As a noun, the goods so shipped.
To read a module from the file system or database, and incorporate it into a display.
To bring in and/or buy goods and services from another country.
to bring goods into one country from another.
to land on, bring into, or introduce into, or attempt to land on, bring into, or introduce into, any place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, whether or not such landing, bringing, or introduction constitutes an importation within the Customs Laws of the U.S., except that, for the purpose of any ban issued under 16 U.S.C. 1371(a)(2) on the importation of fish or fish products, the definition of "import" in 50 CFR §216.24(e)(1)(ii) shall apply.
The process of identifying a file as belonging to a system and having a period name within a period type. For PerfMan for DB2, this is accomplished with PMDLOAD.
Bringing information from one document or computer screen into another document.
any traffic having a prior movement from a foreign country.
to bring from a foreign or external source; especially, to bring (as merchandise) into a place or country from another country.
to bring in data from another program
Allows you to select database objects from other databases and bring them into a new one.
Any resource, intermediate good, or final good or service that buyers in one country purchase from sellers in another country.
The practice of replacing highly paid, experienced FileMaker professionals with overseas talent who work for less than minimum wage, and even that in some foreign currency that no longer has any value since the Euro.
To bring internation goods into a country, in internation sales. The importer is usually the buyer or an intermediary who accepts and transmits goods to the buyer.
To receive goods from a foreign country.
A Java instruction that brings specified classes into a specific method or class.
1. (noun) Something, such as food, lumber or a manufactured product that is bought or brought from another country. 2.(verb) To bring or buy something from another country.
Normally refers to the process of creating a new module in the repository by sending an entire directory structure.
Refers to the process of a program retrieving data that was produced by another application.
To bring data into a document from another document, often generated by a different application.
To record audio, video, or pictures as digital data in a file.
The provision of a good or service by purchasing it from another country.
To bring foreign goods into a country. Compare EXPORT.
Process of updating DART records with customer data files. Typical imports include an item file, vendor file, stores file.
The function used to bring objects or text files from one application into another.
Make journal entries out of the content of ordinary Mac text files; one entry is created for each file. As well as importing individual text files, you can import all the text files in a folder at one time using a single menu choice. If the file contains more text than a single entry can contain, multiple entries will be created.
Import is the action of bringing a file into IW. It is most often used in relation to images. An image on a person's hard drive that is to go on a website must be imported into IW first. The import button is located in the file menu. Note: After an image has been imported, it needs to be submitted to staging right away. Images are not automatically submitted with the DCR.
(1.) In NCS, to request the operations defined by an interface. A client imports an interface from a server. (2.) To bring data in from another system. Contrast with export.
To import means to bring a data file from one program into another to be read by the second program. The information in the imported file is converted in the program receiving, or importing, the data so the user can see and use the imported data.
The process of pulling data into a program. Normally it refers to taking a plain text file and pulling it into a database format so that you can work with...
To transfer a file or other data from one computer to another.
To bring in (goods or services) from a foreign country for trade or sale.
applications: Bringing a file created by one application into a document created by another. To successfully import something you need to know if the application doing the import is capable of handling the file format of the incoming document. Many programs use special filters to convert formats, and there are file conversion programs such as DeBabelizer. You can almost always import a plain-text file, and tab-and-return delimited databases go to and fro quite easily. It gets more complicated with graphics.
To bring an object or data file (for example, a document created in another application, a text file, or a graphics file) into an application.
The process of loading existing electronic image files into the system or application.
Many programs allow files to be imported. In this way you can work with video and audio formats in one program simultaneously. Taking files from one program to another is called importing.
To create a new document and incorporate a file external to the docbase as the content of the document. Importing does not destroy the external file. The file still exists independent of Documentum.
Import some other format into an existing structure. This implies that there is some kind of conversion involved and that the already existing things are not removed. They are either changed or left unchanged by the import. An Export, New, Import cycle can lead to information loss because of the two conversions involved.
The process of moving data from another computer program into the current computer program. See also export.
To land on, bring into, or introduce into, or attempt to land on, bring into, or introduce into any place subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, whether or not such landing, bringing, or introduction constitutes an importation within the meaning of the tariff laws of the United States. Import shipment: The shipment of an object or a group of objects into the country (Nauert 1979).
a goods or service bought from sellers in other countries.
To import data is to use data that was produced in another application. For instance, if you were changing from a Filemaker to an Access database, you would want to export your data from Filemaker, and import it into Access. Source: TechSoup.org
In the context of packages dependency that shows the packages whose classes may be referenced within a given package (including packages recursively embedded within it). Contrast: import [OMA], export.
iTunes “imports” songs and videos by looking for compatible files on a computer, disc, or device so it can list them in its Library. Importing may mean making copies of files in other formats, as happens when iTunes rips an audio CD.
A target item (e.g. a piece of executable code, variable, or constant) in another module a module links to by address. Converse of export.
You can import events from calendars created in other e-mail and calendar programs, such as Microsoft® Office Outlook®, MSN® Hotmail®, or Apple® iCal®, to your Trumba calendar. You can also import contact lists from these programs. First, you export the events or contacts as a text file. Then, you import that file into Trumba. See also Synchronize.
To pull data or a file from one application or drive into another, often for use in a database program or for adding images to text files.
Within the context of an application program, to use a function or data defined in a DLL. See also: DLL export
This refers to the process of pulling data into a program, such as importing an image into a word processor file.
To use data produced by another application. The ability to import data is very important in software applications because it means that one application can complement another. Internet.com/Webopedia.com Blogware allows you to import your data from another blogging service to use in Blogware.
To bring into Canada a NHP for the purpose of sale.
To read a file in a format that was created by a different application to the one in use. See also: export. ( Bowker 2002, 147)
Commodities received from a foreign country (foreign imports) or from a different area of the same country (domestic imports).
To bring merchandise into a country from another country or overseas territory.
To download or capture an audio, video, or image file.
(a) To receive goods and services from abroad. (b) An imported item.
To move data into an Oracle database from external storage, such as external file servers, media servers, HTTP servers, FTP servers, and so forth.
Bring an object (graphic or text) into a DTP page.
Creating a Client list by bringing in a previously prepared text file.
Exported predicates in a module can be imported by other modules. Once a predicate has been imported by a module, it can be called, or exported, as if it were defined in that module. There are two kinds of importation: predicate-importation, in which only specified predicates are imported from a module; and module-importation, in which all the predicates made exported by a module are imported.
An action that copies an object to the Change Manager repository. The objects that can be imported to the Change Manager repository are: Solaris Flash archives, Solaris boot images, shared profiles, manifests, and audit rules files. The Change Manager repository is on the Change Manager server, but not all files on the server are in the repository.
process of bringing data or software from another system into a system.
Loading a file which is stored in a particular format into a computer application which may use a different format. Glenda used a graphics program for developing a web page and imported graphics documents stored in a variety of formats including .jpg, .gif, and .tiff.
To receive goods from any foreign country.
The act of including another source file's declarations for use in one's own source file.
Goods or services purchased from another country and brought into one's own country.
In reference to international trade, these are goods brought into one country from another.
Process of bringing clip art or other objects into an application. 3.18
The act of bringing or causing any goods to be brought into a customs territory.
Process of reading a data copy stored in the format different from the native format of the application, for example to convert data from a text file, spreadsheet, or database table into an Access table. dubbifacha View
the use of a file in a particular application that was created using a format other than that of the destination application. For example, some programs allow graphics to be imported using several different formats such as jpeg and tiff.
The process of bringing data into a document from another computer, program, type of file format, or device.