Secure Electronic Transaction. A protocol which makes credit-card payments on the web more secure.

The secured area where a movie or TV show is being shot.

Secure Electronic Transactions. It's worth paying attention to which sites use a secure server and which don't when transacting on the net.

A draft industry standard for securely conducting payment card transactions on the Internet, developed by MasterCard and Visa, together with Genuity, IBM, Microsoft, Netscape, SAIC, andVerisign.

The "Secure Electronic Transaction" protocol supports the encrypted transmission of user data across the internet.

Secure Electronic Transaction. The process of sending secure financial transactions over the Internet. Transactions are conducted and verified using a combination of digital IDs between the purchaser, the purchaser's bank and the merchant.

(Secure Electronic Transaction) A standardized global security protocol, being developed by the credit card companies and several major banks for online credit card purchases, that combines 1,024-bit encryption with digital certificates.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A set of standards for making credit card purchases securely over the Internet. The standards are being jointly developed by Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.

A new standard that enables secure credit card transactions on the Internet. The SET standard has been endorsed by virtually all the major players in the electronic-commerce arena.

See Secure Electronic Transaction.

Secured Electronic Transaction.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A protocol designed by Visa and MasterCard as well as technology partners such as Microsoft and IBM for securing credit card transaction on the Internet.

Secure Electronic Transactions. SET encodes the credit card numbers stored on merchants' servers. This standard, created by Visa and MasterCard, enjoys wide support in the banking community.

The Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) specification is an open technical standard for e-commerce developed by Visa and MasterCard. It facilitates secure payment card transactions over the Internet.

Secure Electronic Transaction. SET is a new standard for secure credit card transactions on the Web. It uses digital signatures for authentication of buyers and provides a scheme for credit card numbers to go directly to the card issuer for billing purposes without the merchant seeing the number. The cryptographic protocols were jointly developed by Visa, MasterCard, Netscape, and Microsoft and designed to provide Secure Web, credit card transactions for both consumers and merchants.

secure electronic connection - a new (1999) , more secure system for buying on-line with all transaction information encrypted, pioneered by visa and mastercard

Secure Electronic Transaction Protocol. A standard for processing credit card transactions over the Internet, created jointly by Netscape, Microsoft, Visa, and Mastercard.

any electronic equipment that receives or transmits radio or tv signals; "the early sets ran on storage batteries"

Secure Electronic Transactions (SET) is a complete protocol and infrastructure specification for supporting credit card payments over the Internet..

Secure Electronic Transactions. A protocol for securing electronic credit card payments when conducting commerce across the Internet, which is broadly supported by companies in the computer and banking industries--including MasterCard and Visa.

(secure electronic transmission): An industry standard to enable secure credit card transactions on the Internet. (www.setco.org)

secure electronic transaction. A standard protocol that is used for securing online credit card payments that are made over the Internet.

SET (Secure Electronic Transaction) is a system for ensuring the security of financial transactions on the Internet, where buyers are assured that merchants will not be able to access their personal credit card information.

Secure Electronic Transaction, is a protocol under development with MasterCard and Visa, as a method to secure payment card transactions over the Internet.

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(Secure Electronic Transaction) a standard protocol from MasterCard and Visa for securing online credit card payments via the Internet.

The process of securing a diamond or other gem into a piece of jewellery is known as setting it.

Secure electronic transaction. A protocol developed to provide for secure end-to-end online credit card transactions. All parties (customers, merchants and banks) are authenticated using digital signatures; and encryption protects the message and provides integrity.

A secure means of ordinary online using credit cards with information often encrypted.

Secure Electronic Transaction: A system for encrypting e-commerce transactions, such as online credit card purchases. Developed by Visa, MasterCard, Microsoft, and several major banks, SET combines 1,024-bit encryption with digital certificates to ensure security. SET is still in development.

Single Electron Transfer.

Secure Electronics Transactions.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A secure payment protocol developed by MasterCard and Visa designed to ensure security for bank card transactions over the Internet. In denying merchants access to credit card information, details are secured between the shopper and the bank.

A protocol standard which uses key encryption for transmitting information as part of a teletrade transaction. It may be used to authenticate buyers and transfer funds. The standard is backed by major finance clearing organisations (VISA and Mastercard) and will increasingly be incorporated into commercial electronic commerce servers and client (browser) software. An important aspect of the practical use of such as standard is that of ‘trusted third parties’ who hold the private parts of the keys of buyer and sellers. See also PGP.

Secure Electronic Transactions: standard developed by MasterCard and Visa for credit card payment across networks. Never widely adopted and now effectively defunct

SET is a secure protocol designed by MasterCard and Visa to facilitate financial transactions over the Internet. Compared with SSL, it places more emphasis on validating both parties to the transaction, and uses trusted servers so that a merchant holds only transaction identifiers, not actual credit card numbers.

A multi-party protocol to secure online communications. Sensitive card information is protected from misuse throughout the transaction.

The SET protocol was defined by Visa and Mastercard. Its purpose is to make bank transactions on open networks safer by implementing public key and secret key encryption resources and using key certification and management organisations (servers).

the system of providing safety of payments for bank cards, developed by the companies VISA, MasterCard, Microsoft and by several leading banks, based on the coding with the open key of the information, connected with the parameters of the card, and with the separation of information between participants in the transaction in such a way that none of the participants in the calculations possesses information wholly. With the aid of standard SET, the buyer and salesman can unambiguously identify each other, after exchanging the digital SET- certificates.

Secure Electronic Transaction, a MasterCard/Visa backed standard to allow safe Internet trading via encryption certification of all parties involved in a transaction.

Secure Electronic Transactions. This is a newly developed standard for making secure credit card transactions on the Internet. Security is achieved by allowing merchants to verify a buyer's identity through a digital signature. Furthermore, customers will be able to avoid giving out their credit card numbers to merchants by submitting their information directly to the credit card issuer for verification and billing. Security - In the computer world, a means to allow access to only those who should have it. security includes the use of passwords to protect your account. Also See Hacking, Encryption

See: Secure Electronic Transactions (SET)

Secure Electronic Transaction. encrypted data transmission, which allows financial transactions to occur. SET is used by banks to engage in financial transactions with customers via the Internet. (p. 175)

a standard means of securing payment transaction made to on-line merchants.

Secure Electronic Transaction, a protocol developed by Visa and MasterCard to allow secure credit card transactions of the Internet.

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Secure electronic transaction. A multiparty protocol that secures online communication between all parties in a payment card transaction. It encrypts access to sensitive credit card information throughout the card-processing network, thus reducing potential points of exposure to online theft from the buyer or merchant.

(Secure Electronic Transaction) Mastercard and Visa's protocol for sending encrypted credit card numbers over the Internet. The merchant never gets to know the customer's card number, thus limiting fraud.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A standard for Public key encryption intended to enable secure Electronic commerce transactions led-developed by Mastercard and Visa.

Secure Electronic Transactions. A secure payment protocol developed by credit card companies to ensure security of information for bankcard transactions over the Internet. This ensures that know one else can get your credit card information when you are sending it to the merchant you are doing business with.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A future industry standard that will authenticate customers and merchants to ensure the safety and confidentiality of data processed over the Internet. Terminal A hardware device equipped with a magnetic strip reading device utilized for processing of card transactions, typically used in a retail (face-to-face) environment.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A standard set of protocols for secure Internet credit card transactions (encryption, digital signatures, certificates and third party validation services).

Secure Electronic Transaction protocol. A security protocol for credit-card transactions based on X.509 certificates with extensions.

Is an acronym for the Secure Electronic Transaction protocol. It is a means for authenticating credit card purchases on the Net. All parties use digital signatures. Transaction information is encrypted using 1024 bit RSA encryption.

Secure Electronic Transaction. Technology developed by Visa and Mastercard to secure online payments.

Refer to Secured Electronic Transactions.

An acronym for the Secure Electronic Transaction protocol. It's a means for authenticating credit card purchases on the Net. Digital signatures are used by all parties. Transaction information is encrypted using 1024 bit RSA encryption.

Secure Electronic Transactions. A developing standard that will make credit card transactions on the Internet as secure as ordinary offline transactions.

Secure Electronic Transaction. A security standard that defines how to encrypt transmissions over public networks

(Secure Encryption Technology) Architecture for protecting credit card transactions across the Internet.

Secure Electronic Transactions. A secure payment protocol developed by Visa and MasterCard to ensure security for credit card transactions over the Internet.

Secure Electronic Transactions. A secure payment protocol developed by MasterCard and Visa designed to ensure security for bankcard transactions over the Internet. In denying merchants access to credit card information, securing details between the shopper and the bank. Cardholder- The person authorized to use the credit card.

Security protocol developed by Visa and Mastercard for authentication of credit card transactions over the Internet.

Secure Electronic Transaction, provides for secure exchange of credit card numbers over the Internet.

Secure Electronic Transaction. MasterCard and Visa developed (with some help from the industry) this standard jointly to insure secure electronic transactions.

Secure Electronic Transactions. A standard sponsored by Visa and MasterCard that provides secure communications across the Internet among the card provider, cardholder, cardholderâ€(tm)s financial institution and the merchantsâ€(tm) financial institutions.

Secure Electronic Transactions. SET specification developed to allow for secure credit card and off-line debit card (check card) transactions over the World-Wide Web.

Secure Environment for Transactions is the standard for secure transaction processing adopted by VISA and Mastercard International.

Number of repetitions marked off by a rest period.

A number of repetitions of a movement, such as an arm curl or a squat. Squatting down and back up is one rep. Doing that 8 times would be one "set"

A unit of exercise measurement consisting of a movement that is repeated a desired number of time.

certain number of repetitions performed in succession when training, for example, one set = ten repetitions.

A basic unit of a workout containing the number of times (repetitions) a specific exercise is done (e.g. do 3 sets of 5 repetitions with 100 pounds).

A group of horses being exercised together.

several exercises intended to be done in series; "he did four sets of the incline bench press"

a collection of things that belong together as a group

a given number of repetitions performed together without rest, followed by a rest interval

A series of repetitions performed in succession.

in intervals or weight training, a specific number of repetitions.

A grouping of repetitions performed without rest; Example: an exerciser may perform 8 repetitions in a set of leg extensions.

This is a series of repetitions done without rest, i.e., such as 10 reps = 1 set.

A collection of repetitions.

A fixed number of repetitions.

Group of reps (lifting and lowering a weight) of an exercise after which you take a brief rest period. For example, if you complete 10 reps, set the weight down, complete eight more reps, set the weight down again, and repeat for six more reps, you have completed three sets of the exercise.

A grouping of repetitions that is followed by a rest interval and usually another set. Three to five sets are usually performed of each exercise.

A grouping of repetitions followed by a resting period. If you lifted 150 pounds for 7 reps, 145 pounds for 6 reps and then 135 pounds for 5 reps, you would have completed 3 sets.

Encapsulates a group of repetitions (1 set).

Fixed number of repetitions. For example, 10 repetitions may comprise one set.

A group of repetitions of an exercise.

in interval or weight training, a specific number of repetitions.

Certain number of repetitions performed in succession when training, e.g. one set = ten repetitions.

A cluster of repetitions, performed without rest, in a weight training routine.

A series of repetitions performed one after the other with no rest in between.

A number of repetitions of a movement, such as an arm curl or a squat. A set may have 8 reps, for example.

a succession of repetitions (or “reps”); typically between 1-6 sets for an exercise or muscle group, depending on goals and ability

The designated number of continuous repetitions of a specific exercise. You should use anywhere from 6 to 12 sets per muscle group, using 2 to 4 different exercises at each workout. Because larger muscles have a greater capacity for work, they can endure more total sets than smaller muscle groups.

A group of consecutive repetitions. (e.g. "I did three sets of 12 reps on the bench press.")

A period of play which is concluded when one team reaches 15 points. A match consists of the best of three sets. The third set is played in a six-point tiebreak.

When you have trips that include your pocket pair and your third in the window.

A pair in the hole that gives you three-of-a-king with something on the board.

A ball that holds in the pocket.

see "trip"

Having a pocket pair of 2 of the same card and a third card of the same kind is turned on fourth street or later.

Special Efforts Transportation. Transportation provided by the fixed route operator for non-ambulatory handicapped individuals whose trip origins and destinations are within the operator's service corridor.

holding three cards of equal rank eg 777

Three of a kind when you have two of the rank in the pocket and the third is on the board.

A three-of-a-kind with two of the rank in your hand and one on the board.

Having a pocket pair that matches one of the cards on the board.

A hand consisting of a Pocket Pair that matches a community card on the board.

Three of a kind when two of those are hole cards. Shark A very good player.

Three of a kind, also called trips.

Three of a kind when you have two of the rank in your hand, and there is one on the board.

Three of a kind, also known as Trips or Triplets.

Slang for three of a kind. In community games, specialized to mean a pair in the hole with the third card coming from the board. See also: Trips.

Another name given to a three of a kind.

Three of a kind; trips (usually applies to a pair in hand and a matching card on board).

three cards of the same rank. If you hold 8-8 and the flop comes 8-K-2, you have "flopped" a set. A very powerful hand in Texas hold'em because it is usually disguised. Some people use the term "trips" interchangeably with "set" (including Doyle Brunson in Super System). Others will insist that a set means a pocket pair with a card of the same rank on the board: your A-8 has flopped trips (not a set) with 8-8-9.

(A) - another name for Three of a Kind.

Three of a Kind when you have a pair in your hand and one on the board.

A slang term for three of a kind.

A term describing three of a kind.

Also known as: Trips, Thee of a Kind. A set means a three of a kind. Generally, people refer to a set when someone has a three of a kind because they have a pocket pair, with a board matching that rank of the pocket pair in hold'em. For example, if I hold 77 and the flop comes J76, I flopped a set of sevens.

A three of a kind hand short of one card which is on the board.

Three of a kind made from a starting hand containing a pocket pair.

Usually refers to three of as kind or trips where the pair in a player's hand matches a card on the board. Can also be used in the context of four of a kind. I.e. a set of quads

Three of a Kind with two In the Hole (term used in Hold Em, Omaha, and Stud poker).

A nickname for three of a kind.

In Texas Holdem and Omaha, this is when you have three of a kind with two of them being hole cards.

Poker hand that contains three cards of equal rank. Also call trips

3-of-a-Kind

Making three of a kind after having a pair as hole cards. E.g. being dealt two 10's, and seeing a flop of 10, 5, and 2.

Three of a kind, made up of a pair in your hand and one on the board.

Three of a kind where a player has a pocket pair and gets a third with the community cards. Also see Trips.

Also known as a three-of-a-kind or trips.

A set is first to 5 with tiebreak at 4-4.

When a player has a pair in the hole and a third card of the same rank appears on the board, giving him three of a kind, he has a "set". If the third card comes on the flop, he is said to have "flopped a set."

A player holds a ‘setâ€(tm) if he holds a pair in his hand before the flop, and then hits a third of these cards on the flop.

Three of a kind (when you hold a pair and the additional card is on the board)

One of the best hidden hands you can have. This is where you hold a pair as your hole cards and make three of a kind using the board. Other players will be unlikely to see that you have three of a kind because two of those cards are hidden from their view.

in Pai Gow this is where the players set their hands in two separate hands of five cards and two cards each, in Hold'em and stud is a three of a kind, or a set of four of a kind.

Three of a kind, when you had a pair of that kind I your hand.

In pai gow poker, players set their seven cards into two separate hands of two and five cards each.

Is three cards of the same value in a hand Also know as "Trips."

A common description for three of a kind.

np. Three of a kind, especially when composed of a pair in the hole with a third card on the board.

Three of a kind where you have two of those as down cards.

Three of a kind where the player is holding a pocket pair in the hole with one on the board.

Three-of-a-kind using a pocket pair that matches a card on the board.

Three-of-a-kind with two of the three being hole cards.

Three of a kind when holding a pocket pair that matches one of the board cards.

In Pai Gow Poker, the name of process of splitting their seven-card hand into two hands of five and two, respectively.

The active cards in play at any given time. The maximum number of cards in a set is 7.

A set means having a three of kind. It usually occurs when a player a pocket pair, with a board matching that rank in hold-em.

Set is a card game designed by Marsha Falco and published by Set Enterprises in 1991. The deck consists of 81 cards varying in four features: number (one, two, or three); symbol (diamond, squiggle, or oval); shading (solid, striped, or open); and color (red, green, or purple). Each possible combination of features (e.g., a card with three striped green ovals) appears precisely once in the deck.

1) To prepare the stage for action. (verb) 2) The complete stage setting for a scene or act. (noun)

(1 - Staging) The set of scenery used in a scene. (2 - General) To position an item ready for the production.

representation consisting of the scenery and other properties used to identify the location of a dramatic production; "the sets were meticulously authentic"

The scenery for a particular show or inidividual scene.

The furniture, walls, scenery, etc… that makes up the physical “where” of a play. A set piece is part of the set such as a tree or a chair.

The setting for a particular show or individual scene. Usually an indoor location, often constructed on a sound stage.

The physical environment the actors use onstage. There is a spectrum of different sorts of set design, ranging from realistic - a box set with real furniture (and sometimes working cookers and water taps) - to non-realistic. Some productions will not have any set at all, but work in a ‘black box’ made of black-painted scenery or curtains. Some sets use revolving rostra or platforms to speed up scene changes between different locations. The Portway Players use a revolve in Faustus to change between Faustus’ study and Mephistophilis’ chair.

The immediate location where the scene is being filmed.

The stage dressing for a scene, comprising scenery, props, practicals, borders and backcloths.

the scenery of the play; depicts time, place and mood.

the design, decoration, and scenery of the stage during a play.

The initial hardening of 'tufa before it has fully cured.

the process of becoming hard or solid by cooling or drying or crystallization; "the hardening of concrete"; "he tested the set of the glue"

converted to solid form (as concrete)

The process during which mortar or concrete hardens. Initial set occurs when the concrete has to be broken to change its shapes, generally about an hour after it is placed. Final set occurs generally about 10 hours after placing the concrete.

The hardening of cement or plaster.

Initial hardening and drying stage of concrete, plaster, adhesives or paint. In the initial set, mortar reaches a partial hardness, with the final set achieving full hardness.

the condition reached by a cement paste, mortar, or concrete when it has lost plasticity to an arbitrary degree, usually measured in terms of resistance to penetration or deformation; initial set refers to first stiffening; final set refers to attainment of significant rigidity

A term used to describe the stiffening of cement paste; a condition reached by a concrete, cement paste, or mortar when plasticity is lost to an arbitrary degree, usually measured in terms of resistance to penetration or deformation. (Initial set refers to first stiffening. Final set refers to attainment of significant rigidity.)

A change in mortar consistency from a plastic to a hard state.

Transformation of cement paste or concrete from a fluid-like consistency to a stiff mass.

The conversion of a system into a fixed or hardened state by chemical or physical action such as condensation, polymerization, oxidation, vulcanization, gelation, hydration or evaporation of volatile constituents.

The condition reached by concrete when plasticity is lost, usually measured in terms of resistance to penetration or deformation. Initial set refers to concrete that has reached first stiffening. Final set occurs when concrete attains full rigidity.

To convert an epoxy into a fixed or hardened state by chemical or physical action through polymerization.

The process during which mortar or concrete hardens. Home Improvement Encyclopedia

Camber of a curved roofing tile.

A series in league or tournament play. Can be any number of successive games.

1) Ball holding into the pocket. 2) A series of games.

A set is a group of games that is won by the player or side that first wins at least six games with a two-game margin, unless a tie-breaker is employed. In major tournaments, there are usually five sets in a men's match and three in a women's match. See scoring system; tie-breaker.

one game to 21 points in a match

Verb, to place a tile face up on the table.

A unit of scoring. A set is won when one player wins six games by a margin of two or by winning a tie-breaker if the score reaches 6-6.

The scoring unit that is awarded to the player or team that has won 6 games by a margin of at least 2 games. Examples: 6-2, 6-4 or 7-5. If the game score reaches 6-6 a tie-breaker is played.

A predetermined number of games, usually a race to the same number of racks for money.

"To set" is to place a tile on the table. It is also used to specifically denote the first tile played. In bidding games, if a player does not make his bid, he has been "set".

To choose to extend a game beyond its normal ending score if the score is tied with one point to go.

A unit of scoring. The first player to win six games wins a set. The first player to win three sets in a best-of-five set match (or two sets in a best-of-three set match) wins the match.

The part of a match completed when one player or team wins at least six games and is ahead by at least two games, or has won the tie-breaker.

Is usually composed of six games, unless it's a tie. If there is a tie at six,then a tie-breaker is caled.

1. The part of a match completed when one side has scored enough points to win a single contest. 2. To position the ball so a team-mate can attack.

When the score reaches 8 all, hand out must choose before the next service is delivered, either to continue the game to 10 points, which is termed 'Set Two', or declare 'No Set' in which case the first player to reach 9 points wins the game.

1. In a bidding game, if a player cannot make his bid, he is said to be "set." 2. In matching and scoring games, the first tile played.

a set of games, played until one player has won six games and is ahead by two games

A portion of a match won when a player wins 6 or 7 games and two more than their opponent.

(1) The act of a ball holding pocket. (2) The series of games that makes your block or league session; most leagues are three game sets.

With Tap patented by Wizards of the Coast, the game Ophidian used a very similar mechanic with a similar symbol, .

The bending of teeth in a saw blade to the left and/or right of center. The setting of teeth enables a saw blade to cut straighter, to clear the chips from the kerf, and to allow the back of the band to clear the cut and not bind.

give a fine, sharp edge to a knife or razor

link The teeth are offset on each side of the blade to allow clearance for the thickness of the blade.

The amount of bend given to saw blade teeth to create side clearance for the back of the band when cutting through material. The amount of set is measured from the outside corner of a tooth bent to the left to the outside corner of a tooth bent to the right.

To give a pitch to, as a tune; to start by fixing the keynote; as, to set a psalm.

To lower into place and fix solidly, as the blocks of cut stone in a structure.

To determine; to appoint; to assign; to fix; as, to set a time for a meeting; to set a price on a horse.

To be fixed for growth; to strike root; to begin to germinate or form; as, cuttings set well; the fruit has set well (i. e., not blasted in the blossom).

To become fixed or rigid; to be fastened.

Fixed in position; immovable; rigid; as, a set line; a set countenance.

Firm; unchanging; obstinate; as, set opinions or prejudices.

That which is set, placed, or fixed.

fix conclusively or authoritatively; "set the rules"

decide upon or fix definitely; "fix the variables"; "specify the parameters"

fix in a border; "The goldsmith set the diamond"

make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc; "Get the children ready for school!"; "prepare for war"; "I was fixing to leave town after I paid the hotel bill"

the size to 206 by 43 (the true dimensions of the image) and the alignment to right. An easy fix... if you know the dimensions of the image

Driving nails below the surface.

An overhead or forearm pass that is positioned close to the net for a hitter to spike or tip.

To countersink finish nails.

The tactical skill in which a ball is directed to a point where a player can spike it into the opponent's court.

To keep eggs warm so they will hatch; also called "brood."

To place eggs in an incubator or under a female for incubation.

The formation of dancers required to do a dance.

The boat's balance, affected by rowers' posture, hand levels, rigging, timing, wind, and water.

The balance of the boat

an SNMP operator; for each variable contained in the SetRequestPDU, the named instance is identified. If the named instance doesn't exist, or the instance doesn't allow writing, or the value supplied in the request is syntactically incorrect or contains an out-of-range value, a GetResponsePDU is returned with an appropriate error code. Otherwise, all the variables are written simultaneously and a GetResponsePDU is issued. See also ``Agent sets peer data'' section.

Sets a variable to a specific value. Usable in conjunction with RESULT to SET a variable to the resultant value of a computation

csh Set or display shell variables, see csh

An SNMP message used to change or reconfigure a MIB variable.

Display, set or change variable.

Set assigns member variable values from one object to another. Form: Set objectname1 = objectname2. This statement can be used in conjunction with the class operator New as Set objectname = New classname and the object member variables will then take on the values as specified in the initialize subroutine within the class definition module.

SET variable= value Set assigns a variable or name a given value. e.g. SET me$=" Albert" SET c1= 5 Assigns the information "Albert" to the name ‘me' It also gives the variable c1 a value of 5. You can then decrement this value to control the number of times an action is performed. e.g. setcount: SET c1= 5 sendcr: SEND " 13" c1= c1-1 IF c1= 0 THEN GOTO next ELSE GOTO sendcr ENDIF next:… first gives c1 a value of 5. The script then sends a carriage return character (" 13") and deducts 1 from the value of c1. If c1 still hasn't reached 0, it repeats this step. Once it has sent 5 carriage returns, it will move on to the ‘next: ‘ label.

To set a shell variable to the value you specify, or to display the value of the shell variable. In any shell, typing set by itself lists the variables that are defined, and their values.

the section called “Local variables”, the section called “Displaying options”, the section called “Displaying functions

Permanent change of length, height or position after a spring is stressed beyond material's elastic limit.

Permanent distortion which occur, when a spring is stressed beyond the e!astic limit of the material.

The extension or compression of a piece of material under stress.

Permanent deformation in wood that occurs during drying when the tensile and compressive stress exceeds its elastic limit. Set prevents normal shrinkage of the timber and can lead to more obvious defects such as casehardening. Compression - Set that occurs during compression, which tends to give the wood a smaller than normal dimension after drying. Compression set is usually found in the inner layers of wood during the later stages of drying, but sometimes occurs in the outer layers after extended conditioning or rewetting. Tension - Set that occurs during tension, which tends to increase the dimensions of the wood after drying. Tension set usually occurs in the outer layers of wood during drying.

Permanent distortion which occurs when a spring is stressed beyond the material's elastic limits.

A full set of golf clubs.

The collection of clubs carried in a round (maximum 14).

A full complement of golf clubs.

Stamps sharing common design elements, often issued at one time and usually collected as a group.

A set is a collection of related things. Example: Days of the week.

A collection of items, or elements. Notation

(mathematics) an abstract collection of numbers or symbols; "the set of prime numbers is infinite"

A collection of references resulting from a search statement in a bibliographic database.

An abstract collection of elements.

a collection of records composing a table with like fields and formats SQL (structured query language) – a set of 23 programming statements designed to create, edit and manipulate a database

Collecting coins in date or group order, such as a Lincoln Penny Set or Jefferson Nickel Set.

A well-defined collection of objects.

Driver Set (file name extension) [Lotus 1-2-3] [LDC] + Image Settings (file name extension) [Paradox

A set is a collection of things, without regard to their order.

A collection of objects. See also partition set.

A collection of coins in a series. This could be a collection of types, or a collection from a particular Mint.

A set is a well-defined collection of items.

In musical set theory, a set is a collection of discrete entities. Examples include pitch sets, duration sets, timbre sets (DeLone et. al., 1975, p.475).

A complete run of a given title or a grouping of comics for sale.

A well-defined group of objects.

an unordered group of entities.

an unofficial association of people or groups; "the smart set goes there"; "they were an angry lot"

a small group of decorations (sometimes furniture, like a chair and table), sometimes as small as two items

A generic name for either a group or a sequence.

An unordered collection of items. Sets are very hard to implement efficiently in general. It is therefore common to find special versions of sets, such as ordered sets, sets that only support a subset of the usual set operations, etc.

A group of waves usually bigger than normal.

A group of features and their data.

A girl or group of people you approach. A 2-set is two people, a 3-set is three people, etc. They may be all female or partly female.

(1) Complete run of a given title. (2) A grouping of comics for sate.

A group of larger waves that come in periodically.

A group usually made up of between 7 and 10 waves

noun: a group of people in a social setting. A two-set is a group of two people; a three-set is three people, and so on. Sets may contain women, men, or both (in which case they may be referred to as mixed sets). Origin: Mystery.

In the OAI-PMH a Set is an optional construct for grouping items in a repository. Sets allow selective harvesting of metadata.

Set is the second album recorded by English pop group Thompson Twins. Released in February 1982, it was the second album they recorded for their own "T Records" imprint on the Fame/EMI label.

Set. Group used by consumers to limit external search and alternative evaluation. Most consumers are looking for ways to limit the amount of external search to some manageable level.

To stake at play; to wager; to risk.

The act of setting, as of the sun or other heavenly body; descent; hence, the close; termination.

That which is staked; a wager; a venture; a stake; hence, a game at venture.

Fixed; all arranged; adapted from "two-up" in which it is used to indicate that the money staked by the spinner has been covered by other bettors [sic]. "Got him set" - treating him unfairly through malice.

A series of volumes in sequence, as in a 6-volume set. to top

Complete series issued at one time which includes all the values in the set.

A multipart item intended to be complete in a finite number of parts, as opposed to a serial or series which may continue indefinitely.

Set is a television program which is broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It features live performances by Australian experimental musicians. The first series of three performances screened on Tuesday evenings, premiering on 25 April 2006.

The location where filming is taking place, either indoors or outdoors. The set is where the camera is, as opposed to the "location," which is the overall working area. There may be several SETS at one LOCATION.

wherever camera is in place for a shot that is being set up for shooting (or being shot) at a location or studio.

the area, whether real or fake, in which the action takes place.

the amount of strain remaining after complete release of a load producing a deformation.

being below the horizon; "the moon is set"

In the case of the HTML tag, IMAGE, a set image has its height, width, and alternate text defined. It's recommended that you always set your images when creating HTML documents.

The width of a type character: in the monotype unit system, the width (set) of the widest character (em) of a font is measured in points and sub-divided into units, which are one eighteenth of the set. All characters are multiples of units of their own set and their location in the matrix case is determined accordingly.

alter or regulate so as to achieve accuracy or conform to a standard; "Adjust the clock, please"; "correct the alignment of the front wheels"

This is a standardized package of instrumental parts. Orchestral sets vary from Wind-Set (one of each wind , brass, percussion) to Complete Set (same, but includes a standard minimum number of strings). There are also some standard sets such as Set B (wind-set plus strings 5-5-3-3-3) and Set C (wind-set plus strings 8-8-5-5-5). Usually, string parts beyond the minimum are sold separately, in quantities specified by the customer.

In computer science, a set is a collection (container) of certain values without any particular order, and no repeated values. It corresponds with the mathematical concept of set, but with the restriction that it has to be finite. Disregarding sequence, and the fact that there are no repeated values, it is the same as a list.

Most often an overhead pass on a team's second touch that sets up an attack attempt.

When the high bid player team does not make their bid, they are set, and the opposing team gets the mark or marks, depending on what was bid.

1) To put an object in place. 2) The manner in which an object is in place. 3) The direction that a current is moving.

(usually followed by `to' or `for') on the point of or strongly disposed; "in no fit state to continue"; "fit to drop"; "laughing fit to burst"; "she was fit to scream"; "primed for a fight"; "we are set to go at any time"

A user-defined set of values. See the Set topic.

The area used for filming.

The location where the film is being shot.

The direction toward which an ocean current flows.