Definitions for "Select "
To choose and take from a number; to take by preference from among others; to pick out; to cull; as, to select the best authors for perusal.
In mouse-based applications, to designate where the next action will take place. To select something, you click on it or drag across it.
To mark an item so that an action can be carried out on it. You usually select an item by clicking it or by pressing a key. After selecting it, you choose the action that you want to affect it (such as OK or Move). Selected check box
a reduced fee ddental plan with a nationwide network
a reduced fee denal plan with a nationwide network
a reduced fee denntal plan with a nationwide network
Selection is a process for extracting a subset of records that match certain criteria. You can select of subset of records, for instance, of all your notes on a particular topic, all the articles published in a particular journal, court decisions dealing with a particular issue, etc. Any of the above Searches can be done as a Select - which means you actually create a subset of your database containing only those records that match the criteria. More information on selecting subsets of records.
WMI Query Language statement that is used to retrieve information. SQL supports queries across multiple tables, but WQL supports only single class queries. Also see ASSOCIATORS OF, REFERENCES OF, WITHIN, GROUP, HAVING, ISA.
SQL statement specifying criteria for querying data from one database table or from more than one related database tables.
Select is a grade that describes lumber or flooring that is somewhat uniform in color without knots.
In softwood, lumber which has been graded strictly for its appearance. In hardwood, lumber which is one grade below first and second.
of superior grade; "choice wines"; "prime beef"; "prize carnations"; "quality paper"; "select peaches"
auswählen, wählen
empty Selection of option(s)
a volume pricing option for organizations that wish to buy multiple COMSDA licenses for a group of suppliers
Yes v3 up IE3+ option selector
Select was a UK music magazine of the 90s, particularly famous for its involvement in Britpop. Its 1993 "Yanks Go Home" edition, featuring The Auteurs, Denim, Saint Etienne, Pulp and a cover photograph of Suede's Brett Anderson in front of a Union Jack was pivotal in collecting several ultimately diverse musical trends into a journalistic movement.
Definition: To pick an item that assigns a behavioral characteristic, value, or parameter from a predefined value or a predefined set of values. Usage: Normal text rules. Example 1: Select the Display tooltips option to display tooltips when you start a GNOME session. Example 2: To change the size of the panel, select a size from the Panel size drop-down list. Note: Do not use select to describe more complex methods of inputting information. Use specify instead.
A segment of a list determined by any number of attributes, such as source of name, job title, purchasing history, etc. CPM list renters pay an additional fee per thousand names for each select on top of the base list price.
Selection list
Taken from a number by preferance; picked out as more valuable or exellent than others; of special value or exellence; nicely chosen; selected; choice.
Chosen from a number of others of a similar kind.
selected or chosen for special qualifications; "the blue-ribbon event of the season"
Select is a text classification program. It uses supervised learning methods with incremental learning. Several different classification algorithms are included. It can be used, for example, for email classification.
Northwestern Mutual's best underwriting classification for unimpaired, non-smoking applicants.
More competitive soccer where players are 'selected' to be on a team following tryouts or some other prearranged qualifying standard.
a development-based club
Awarded ONLY at the American Rottweiler Club's National Specialty, to the judge's final few selected for consideration for Best of Breed.
Generic term used to refer to all Select Committee publications (reports, minutes of evidence, memoranda, appendices to the minutes of evidence, minutes of proceedings).
Almost near-perfect dinnerware pieces.
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Acronym for Situation analysis; Explicit statement of the problem; Laying out the research design and collecting data; Evaluating the data and making a decision; Creating a plan to implement the decision and Testing the correctness of the decision: a six-step approach to the process of marketing research.
a current, detailed large area GIS database created from satellite imagery
a term applied to the action of the controlling station in a multi-point environment to send data to tributary station(s)
An adjective which the A.N.A. applies to Mint State or Proof-63 coins.
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The Select Element
To make a window active.