1. The process of displaying, printing, or storing information produced by a computer. 2. The information produced by the computer, as a result of processing, that is sent to devices that display, print, or store it. (Terms, Gr. 3)
The act or result of printing or displaying information generated by a computer.
human-intelligible medium which transmits information to the user. Outputs can take many forms: a report, a CRT display, an audio response, etc.
energy, information and resources that are released back to the environment.
The output is primarily thought of as the method by which information is conveyed to the partner; e.g. visual output or auditory output. Some devices also connect to computers, cell phones and the internet, a type of "electronic" output that is used to control the environment.
Information traveling out of the computer.
data, information, or code that results from a module functioning.
The results of processing information shown on a monitor or printer.
Information processed by the CPU that is sent to another device or peripheral such as a hard drive, monitor or printer.
Processed optical or electronic data transferred to another device such as a secondary storage unit, a laser printer, an electronic manipulation station, or an analog or digital proofing device.
Computer generated information that is displayed on the screen, printed, written to disk or tape, or sent over a communications link to another computer.
Computer results, or data that has been processed.
what comes out of a computer or program. See GIGO.
The results of a computer operation. Output commonly indicates data printed on paper, displayed at a terminal, sent through the serial port or internal modem, or stored on magnetic media. See also Input/Output (I/O).
Information transferred from the internal storage of a computer to secondary or external storage; information transferred to any device exterior to the computer.
to create or manufacture a specific amount; "the computer is outputting the data from the job I'm running"
a connection from the computer to an external device
Data that come out of a computer device.
Data that is sent to the console, disk, or printer.
(1) The end result of a process or system. (2) Information leaving a device; data resulting from processing. (3) The information that the computer generates as a result of its calculations. (7/96)
information that a computer sends out to a drive, monitor, printer, or modem.
Device: A device that receives information produced by the computer and makes it available to the operator in an understandable form.
In data processing, data that has been processed by the computer or transferred from the computer's memory.
Product of a computer process and analysis which may be displayed as a computer screen, printed map, or tables of values.
The result of computer processing including both paper documents and electronic files.
Data that the computer sends to the console, disk, printer, or some other device.
noun data delivered by a computer (by printer, screen etc) - also verb
Data generated or processed for display on a screen, relaying through speakers or headphones, transmission to another system or network, encoding on to a magnetic disc or optical disc, or printing on paper, photographic film or other media.
(n.) The information produced by a command, program, or such, and sent elsewhere; for example, to the terminal, to a file, or to a line printer.
Information retrieved from a functional unit or from a network, usually after some processing. An output state, or sequence of states. Pertaining to a device, process, or channel involved in the production of data by a computer or by any of its components.
Results of a report after it is run. Output can be displayed on a screen, stored in a file, or printed on paper.
The results from the computer after processing information.
Information transferred from the internal storage of a computer to external storage. This is usually a visible product, such as a classification map for the user's evaluation and/or use (see also hardcopy) but may also be a digital image which will be used for further processing.
Data resulting from the operation of a computer. Output may be displayed on a monitor, printed, stored on a disk, or played on loudspeakers.
Anything that comes out of a computer or system, either electronically or physically, as in, "Watch out for that pile of OUTPUT."
1. In contracting, the desired results from the contractor. 2. In automated data processing (ADP), the result of what the computer is asked to do when activated.
anything you get out of computer; words on a screen or in a printout are the most common forms.
Information produced by a computer or computer program.
It really isn't things you've decided to throw out! This is the information, or data, given out by a computer. When your teacher asks you a question about something you've learned, you give an answer, or output.
Anything that comes out of a computer, including text, printer documents, displays on your monitors, and audio, as well as many others.
Information that has been exported by a TCB.
computer-generated information for the user. This may be printed output from a printer, visual information from the screen, or sounds from speakers.
To translate information from the computer to an external device (for example, a printer).
Any information given by the computer to the outside world is output. It can come through many types of output device such as a printer, the screen, or some other device.
Any method of displaying or presenting electronic information to the user through a computer monitor or other device (e.g., speech synthesizer).
Information or data received from a computer that is shown on a display, printed on the printer, or stored on disk, diskette, or tape.
(computer) Information transferred from the internal storage of a computer to output devices or external storage.
Transferring data processed by a computer system to a hardware device like a monitor or a diskette for display or storage.
Directory in ArcIMS to which immages get written for display in a browser.
Energy, information, or communication emitted from a system to the environment or to other systems
Anything that comes out of a computer or system, e.g. printing, sound. Up to top of page
A term used in electronic data processing to describe the conversion of results into their final form such as screen displays, printed information, or tapes.
Information transferred from the computer's microprocessor to some external device, such as the screen, a disk, a printer, or a modem.
Data/information produced by computer processing, such as graphic display on a terminal or hard copy reports.
Anything that comes out of a computer . Output can be meaningful information or gibberish, and it can appear in a variety of forms -- as binary numbers, as characters , as pictures, and as printed pages. Output devices include display screens , loudspeakers, and printers . Go To Top
The final results after data has been processed by a computer. (2) Information which has been transferred from the internal storage of a computer to external storage. (3) The process of transferring data from internal to external storage.
anything that comes out of a computer to any other device.
A device that presents data and or information to the end user. For example: monitor, printer, network, or modem.
Anything that comes out of a computer like printed pages, sounds and screen images.
Information that has been manipulated by the central processing unit (CPU) of the computer, and displayed either on the video monitor or rendered on paper or film as hard copy, or saved on disk in a digital format.
Any result that comes from the computer, usually in the form of text, numbers or graphics.
The paper or film printout, the product of a desktop printer or imagesetter.
Data that has been processed into a useful form, called information; computers process input into output. Types of output are: text, graphics, audio, and video. 1.5, 6.2- 31 audio, 6.23-24 date projectors, 6.25 design, 14.27 display devices, 6.4-12 fax, 6.25-26 multifunction devices, 6.26-27 physically challenged users, 6.29-30 printers, 6.12-22 purchasing computer and, 8.49 speakers, 6.23 storage devices as, 7.4 terminals, 6.27-29 types of, 6.2-3 voice, 6.24