In CNC this is a reference to a Cartesian coordinate system in which all coordinate locations are taken ( measured) from the previous position rather than from the origin. See also absolute.
To encourage additional investments in conservation, utilities submitting proposals must self-certify that their ConAug proposal is incremental to the conservation investments they would have made absent approval of their ConAug activity.
A small increase, implying one of several progress ive step [D02834] RMW Qualifies an iterative development strategy in which the system is built by adding more and more functionality at each iteration. [D04734] RUP
A backup that includes all files changed since the last Full, Differential, or Incremental backup started. It is normally specified on the Level directive within the Job resource definition, or in a Schedule resource.
Increment is the level of small improvement or "continuous improvement" by which a machine or piece of equipment can be improved (as opposed to radical improvement).
refers to an output that is measured in known increments from a known reference point; e.g., a step motor provides incremental motion based on an initial position and an incremental encoder provides incremental feedback information based on a known zero point.