A screen which lists records as a summary under a particular heading (e.g. Event Histories would be a listing of Event records associated with a Prospect; a running history of the Events the Prospect has attended). Interface: Interaction between separate software packages to provide utility (e.g. PledgeMaker interfaces with the Oracle database).

A branch of knowledge that records and explains past events

the imaginary people, places, chronologically arranged events that we assume exist in the world of the author's imagination, a world from which he or she chooses and arranges or rearranges the story elements.

An account of the medical, psychological and social events in a patient's life as well as certain details about family, ancestors and the environment that may have a bearing on the patient's condition.

The story of everything that has happened in the past.

Record of an event over time.

A narrative of events or a chronological record of the life and development of people or institutions.

the branch of knowledge that records and researches past events

the aggregate of past events; "a critical time in the school's history"

the continuum of events occurring in succession leading from the past to the present and even into the future; "all of human history"

a record or narrative description of past events; "a history of France"; "he gave an inaccurate account of the plot to kill the president"; "the story of exposure to lead"

the discipline that records and interprets past events involving human beings; "he teaches Medieval history"; "history takes the long view"

a chronicle of half-remembered events

a conventional narrative, proceeding forward in time at a gradually decelerating pace

a little more complex, involving a brief sketch of some of the events in your character's past that would have been note-worthy if someone's doing a biography on them

a narrative account of the origins and development of the Soviet concentration camps, from Lenin to Gorbachev

a sequence of operation invocation and response events

A chronological record of true stories about the past, usually including how and why it happened.

One of the three principal dramatic genres of Renaissance drama, the other two being Comedy and Tragedy. In Shakespeare's history plays, we learn the basic facts of a king's life but presented in very dramatic fashion. Shakespeare will take liberties with the historical record in the order better to tell his story. History plays are often closely allied to tragedy in form and structure.

Outside events that may occur during the course of the experiment or between repeated measures of the dependent variable. A threat to Internal Validity.

a permanent record of what has happened to the ticket since (and including) its creation.

the story we tell of what happened in the past. Also the modern scholarly study of historical records.

The PalmPilot Story - Computer History Museum - 1 hr 24 min 49 sec - a Google Video of a 2002 lecture featuring Jeff Hawkins, Donna Dubinsky, and Ed Colligan at a Silicon Valley Computer History Museum event. Piloting Palm - http://www.pilotingpalm.com Palm and HandSpring Merge - June 4, 2003

Each significant event that occurred during the processing of the license or lease, as well as the date on which the event occurred, as displayed in the history section on the License Detail or Lease Detail screen.

The patient's account of what happened to him or her. Note that the use of this word by a Clinician does not necessarily imply that the account is true.

The study of past events and culture based on written records.

Chronology of people and events since humans have kept written records.

If KArm is configured to log history, it will record ever start/stop timer event. This history is never cleared when times are reset cleared and remains on file until the task is deleted.

in citators, refers to what happened to the cited case itself. For history of legislation, see legislative history.

The record of the evil that men do; Something that never happened, written by someone who wasn't there; A series of lies officially agreed upon. (See 'Heresy'.)

The History collection includes photographs of early EPA administrators, certain historic events, and the “Documerica” collection of photographs documenting subjects of environmental concern in the 1970s. http://www.epa.gov/history/photos/index.htm

History is the study of past human events and activities. Although this broad discipline has often been classified under either the humanities or the social sciences, it can be seen to be a bridge between them, incorporating methodologies from both fields of study.

History is a science fiction short story by Isaac Asimov. It was first published in the March 1941 issue of Super Science Stories and reprinted in the 1972 collection The Early Asimov.

Backlog of Web pages you have visited

Saved list of visited website that you have typed into the Address Bar. Also available in the Back/Forward lists.

A list of Document Titles and URLs the Browser keeps in memory that represents the visited URLs during a session

History represents pages you have already visited before on the internet. The history can be displayed in Internet Explorer by pressing Control and 'H'.

The pages you have traversed in your current browser session. You can return to any of the previous pages listed in the View History window from the Go menu.

A feature in web browsers that allows you to view the addresses of sites you've previously visited. The addresses are organised into folders, which contain the links to all the pages you visited within a site. The history feature is useful if you want to return to a page but cannot remember its address.

(Internet Browser) - Stores the internet addresses (URLs) of the web sites you have visited.

for registered users only, a list of the last hundred places on the site you have visited.

A record of sites you have visited in the past. You can control how long a site remains in the history by going into the preferences/options. You can also delete sites from a history.

List in a browser that shows which sites the user has visited.

The "history" of all the web pages you have visited is stored in your browser. By accessing the "history" you can return to pages you visited days or sometimes even weeks ago.

a list of recently visited websites stored by your browser.

This is a function that lets you view the addresses of websites you have visited over a period of time. The history function is useful if you want to return to a page you visited recently when you can't remember the address and you haven't made a bookmark.

Available by using the combined keystrokes CTRL + H, a more permanent record of sites you have visited/retrieved than GO. You can set how many days your browser retains history in Edit | Preferences, or in Tools | Options.

A folder included as part of a Web browser that shows a user the Websites that have been visited. For example, on Microsoft's Internet Explorer, the history file may be accessed by first clicking View on the menu bar then select Explore Bar, and finally, History. This will display the recently viewed Web pages. The user can set the number of days a Website's URL will stay in the history file.

This allows you to view previous addresses you have visited which are automatically saved into the web browser.

Also called address history, the history is a detailed list of visited Web sites that the computer's browser stores in memory for a predetermined number of days. The address history can be used to backtrack through Web sites that have been visited.

The history facility in web browsers allows you to revisit websites you visited on previous occasions but forgot to bookmark. Usually the addresses of these locations are stored for a set period of time before they are removed from the browser.

is a folder in Internet Explorer that stores shortcuts of web pages you've visited in the order in which they were visited.

A browser feature which keeps track of Web resources that have been recently visited.

History tells you where you have been on the WWW in one session from the most recent site backwards.

The history function on a web browser allows you to revisit sites that you looked at earlier in the day or week.

A record of websites and web pages you have visited on the Internet.

The Browser History is a list of all the URLs of the pages you have recently visited. The main browsers allow you to view the history and click on any URL to revisit the page. The browsers also allow you to specify how many days of history you want to keep and to delete the history. See also History of the Internet

"History" is a song by British rock band The Verve, and is featured on their second album, A Northern Soul. It was released 18 September 1995 as the third and final single from the album charting at #24 in the UK Singles Chart (see 1995 in British music). The song is notable (aside from being released after the band's first break up) for being the first song by the group to feature a string accompaniment.

"History" is a song on Michael Jackson's album, HIStory. At the beginning of the song there are various quotes from the history of America including one from Michael Jackson from when he was in the Jackson 5. Some quotes are also put in the middle of the song including one from Martin Luther King.

History is the debut EP by Canadian indie rock band controller.controller. It was released on August 3, 2004 on Paper Bag Records.

History is a 1992 album by Loudon Wainwright III.

History (1993) is the rarest of Alphaville albums. Released only on cassette, and only to members of the official fan club, History is a collection of early Alphaville demo tracks, some b-sides, a few out-takes, two live tracks ("Big in Japan" and "Islands" - a version of "On Islands" from the group New Musik) and a Reggae cover of "Forever Young" by an unknown Jamaican band.

(HIS·to·ry). The study of the past through written records.

all that is remembered of the past as preserved in writing; a body of knowledge; "the dawn of recorded history"; "from the beginning of history"

a "narration", something that counts Presentation of Ohto Nuottamo

a "narration", something that tells to QuadraQuinta Project/creativity and learning/www

A copy of the an an item (task, appointment, meeting, e-mail message, business note, or phone log), Opportunity, or file that has been added to the History log in the Account or Business Contact record.

An unequivocal process, pointing to the future, which proceeds from images in order to explicate that which is implicated in them. It is a process that explains and narrates the contents of images, and unfolds the possibilities hidden in those contents. The so-called "I" is a point of intersection in a network of dialogically flowing information and a storehouse for processed information (both inherited and, to a much greater extent, acquired information). Unforeseen, improbable computations – new information – originate at this point of intersection. – "I" is the sum of all actions realized through my possibilities ("res gestae").

a recording of the manner in which objects, relationships and attribute values were produced and of information which was relevant in the production of those objects, relationships or attribute values.

csh Display recently typed commands, see csh

A menu and a popup that shows you the last 32 entries you have viewed. Selecting one of them will display it again. If necessary, the journal and notebook panes will be swpped to do this. Keying command-1 will enable you to switch back and forth between the last two entries.

A list of the most recently accessed commands, files, folders, or help topics.

The history command tracks the current session of what ever software that you are using. You can usually go back in your history and check what you have done.

SM remembers commands as you type them, so that you can repeat them or modify them (which includes correcting mistakes). The set of remembered commands is referred to as the history buffer.

A list of PowerAda debugger commands entered recently. The history command has a default list of the 20 most recently entered commands. You can use history to re-enter a previous command, or to form a new command by editing the history reference text.

a brilliant introduction to the many aspects of the epidemic and the distinctive character of the virus

a smart, sharp book that approaches its subject armed with a cutting-edge version of the academic study of religion

Meetings take place on the third Tuesday of every month, from 5.15 to about 6.45 pm. Anyone interested in Jersey history is welcome. Most members have a special interest which they study, but it is not necessary to have one in order to join. Research topics can be on any subject, such as the life of a particular person, the history of a house or street (your own?), education, trades, associations and so on. The list is endless. Members report on their latest findings, including even the smallest item which may be of use to others, and these are discussed. Pictures or objects are often brought and attempts made to identify them. A group of section members keep a photographic record of buildings due for demolition or major reconstruction and the Island Planning & Environment Committee is contacted if an application for change seems to threaten its importance.

The Study of History for the Junior Certificate Examination in Ireland can be examined in Higher Level or Ordinary Level.

Collection of facts about the clinical signs of a patient