The cost to store commodities from one delivery month to another, one of the carrying charges associated with futures.

Moving images are stored for the customer in a stable, climate controlled environment conducive to preservation of the moving image.

Term referring to a place for storing, an amount stored, the act of storing or the state of being stored. It especially refers to the safekeeping of goods in a depository (as a warehouse).

A medium designed to hold data, such as a hard disk or CD-ROM .

Your organization provides a stable, climate-controlled environment conducive to preservation of the moving image, where clients may keep materials for later use.

The capability of the computer to keep large amounts of data readily available for processing. Storage is generally on disks or a hard disk.

There are 4 types of storage media for digital cameras: the 3.5-inch floppy disk, the SmartMedia card, the CompactFlash card and Sony's Memory Stick. SmartMedia, CompactFlash and Memory Stick media can store several megabytes of data which can be downloaded by connecting the digital camera to a PC with a serial or USB cable, or by using a special adapter (card reader). Disks are used in Sony Mavica digital cameras.

A method for controlling combined sewer overflows by storing the combined sewage until the rainstorm subsides, then releasing it back into the conveyance system to be treated at the usual treatment plant.

Internal and external storage products including RAID disk storage, tape and tape library storage and other mass media storage devices. Also, Fibre Channel routers, hubs and switches, virtualization, SAN, WAN to SAN interconnect devices.

A charge made on property stored.

( entreposage) Those articles held for safekeeping, to be delivered in the same condition as when received.

Bulk butter should be kept in poly-lined cartons under refrigerated (32 to 38¡F; 0-3¡C) conditions for up to four months or frozen (-10 to -20¡F; -23 to -29¡C) for up to one year. Butter must be stored away from highly aromatic foods and in storage rooms with controlled relative humidity (80-85 percent).

Storage is the safekeeping of gold and silver in a Vault. The metals are stored in a custody account, rather than in a deposit account. This is an important distinction that is made to the underlying nature of the storage arrangement by accounting as well as in law. Therefore, ownership, title and effective possession of the metal is retained by the user and not given to the storage institution, which performs a safekeeping service only.

the act of storing something

the commercial enterprise of storing goods and materials

(computer science) the process of storing information in a computer memory or on a magnetic tape or disk

a low-cost alternative when enterprises need disk backup but don't require the very best performance

a very cost-competitive alternative to tape

Upload space for custom images and other files stored on a third-party server.

AFU strongly advised that all packaging be removed upon receipt. Storage for over 5 months is not advisable. Columns should be stored in an upright position, protected from the environment.

Refers to magnetic or optical media used to store images.

The total size of files stored on a host computer. Most Web sites average between 500 K to 10 Mb's.

See Disk space. top of the page

In each large city there are a storage unit where u can store items you don't use.

This term has dual meaning for water pump systems. Storage can be achieved by pumping water to a storage tank, or storing energy in a battery subsystem.

The generic term for any method of storing information which is not lost when the computer is switched off; the most common types are hard disk CD ROM s, and floppy disk

Computers store information on a variety of devices, some inside the system, and others external to the computer. Typically, data is written to a particular kind of storage medium using a disk drive. Common media include flexible (floppy disk drive), rigid (hard disk drive), tape, or optical (CD).

(14) Typically refers to the amount of space available to store images in a PACS. This storage is now usually in the form of RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Discs) and a combination of tape or DVDs in a jukebox configuration.

Storage is where computers keep your files and data. Storage is usually classified as volatile (example: memory or RAM) or more typically non-volatile (example: hard disk).

At all times after delivery, the cast stone surrounds should be stored off the ground on non-staining planks or pallets. Material should not be stored in the closed shipping crates for more than 2-3 days. Cast stone stored for any extended period of time should be removed from the original packing crates and stored on a non-staining material, and, if outside, cover with non-staining tarpaulins. Allow the material to breathe.

The space allotted to your blog on the server for storing files and pictures.

When it comes to computers, storage specifically refers to devices—hard drives, optical drives, floppy drives—that are used to store large amounts of data.

In the context of digital distribution, storage relates to the electronic retention of digital information on a computer or electronic device. Common forms of computer storage are hard drives, floppy disks and CDs.

see Hard Drive.

A device used to store data; such as a disk or tape.

The activity of placing goods into a store or the state of being in store (e.g. a warehouse).

Places to hold data: dongles, DVDs, USB sticks, optical discs, online vaults, external hard drives. Capacity measured in megabytes and gigabytes.

Another term for memory, a hardware device for storing binary data and programs.

A data-holding device, such as a hard disk or CD-ROM.

Data-processing term indicating the volume of name-and-address and attached data that can be stored for future use on a given computer system.

An area where data can be kept. Some storage media includes, floppy disks, CD's and Zip disks.

The volume of water stored in a basin or behind a dam – usually expressed in acre-feet. It differs from capacity, which is the volume of water stored at the emergency spillway elevation.

The function of storing records for future retrieval and use.

A term applied to articles or substances held for safekeeping. If storing of such articles is prohibited by a policy, the policy will be voided if loss consequently occurs, unless the company's permission and consent has been specially granted.

the retention of information in memory. (273)

The amount of water stored in each level-pool reservoir. Two numbers are given: the first is the storage in internal units, cubic feet or cubic meters, and the second is the storage in acre-feet in English units and thousands of cubic meters in metric units. In the output of extreme values, only the values in units or acre-feet or thousands of cubic meters are given.

The retention of encoded representations over time that corresponds to some change in the nervous system that registers the event. go to glossary index

A holding place for digital data that allows for later retrieval. Examples of storage devices are hard disk drives and CD-ROMs.

Retrievable retention of waste pending disposal. Reference: DOE Order 5820.2A.

The short term retention of water after a precipitation event.

A set of processes to ensure that records are protected, accessible and managed in a cost-effective manner for as long as they are needed. This includes facilitating retrieval and use. See also Physical control. Source: Adapted from Standards Australia AS ISO 15489, Part 2, Clause 4.3.7.

The off-site shelving area for low-demand/old library materials. A free delivery service is provided for the retrieval of these items to the Newman or branch libraries. (See LIBRARY COURIER SERVICE).

The volume of water in a reservoir at a given time.

1. Water artificially impounded in surface or underground reservoirs, for future use. The term regulation refers to the action of this storage in modifying streamflow. See also Conservation storage, Total storage, Dead storage, and Usable storage. 2. Water naturally detained in a drainage basin, such as ground water, channel storage, and depression storage. The term "drainage basin storage" or simply "basin storage" is sometimes used to refer collectively to the amount of water in natural storage in a drainage basin.

The retention of data in any form, usually for the purpose of orderly retrieval and documentation. A device consisting of electronic, electrostatic, electrical, hardware or other elements into which data may be entered, and from which data may be obtained, as desired.

This entity provides the services and functions for the storage and retrieval of data objects, both logical and physical, including non-digital media.

The volume of a reservoir, usually measured in acre-feet.

some older or little-used books and periodicals are kept in storage, away from the library. If the book or periodical you want has the location Riggs Storage or Off Campus Storage, you will need to ask for it. In the record for the item in GEORGE, click on "Request Item" and fill out the information requested to have it retrieved for you.

Retrievable retention of data. Electronic, electrostatic, electrical, hardware or other elements (media) into which data may be entered, and from which data may be retrieved, as desired. Also, a facility or place that houses hardware or media.

The holding of spent fuel or of radioactive waste in a facility that provides for its containment, with the intention of retrieval.

Detention, or retention of water for future flow, naturally in channel and marginal soils or artificially in reservoirs.

Devices used to store massive amounts of information so it can be readily retrieved. You hard drive is a storage device. So are CD's and DVD's. There are even tiny storage drives that go on your keychain, called jump drives.

A device into which data can be placed, held, and later retrieved.

The retention of water or delay in runoff either by planned operation, as in a reservoir, or by temporarily filling the overflow areas, as in the progression of a flood crest through a natural stream channel.

Underground sandstone formation where natural gas is stored; storage provides a method for LDCs to balance daily supply needs

The placement of utility-owned gas in underground facilities during the summer, when demand is low, that is withdrawn for the winter when gas consumption is higher.

Placing natural gas in a holding facility for removal and use at a later date.

Placing natural gas into an underground facility for removal and use at a later date.

Placement of material in one place for more than one day with the intention to relocate, reuse or dispose of the material within a time limit specified before commencement of such storage.

The holding of hazardous waste for a temporary period at the end of which the hazardous waste is treated, disposed of or stored elsewhere. SWM Rule 1200-1-11-.01(2)(a)

Temporary holding of waste, recyclable or compostable materials pending collection, transportation, treatment or disposal.

The containment of any waste on a temporary basis in such a manner as not to constitute disposal of such waste. It shall be presumed that the containment of any waste in excess of one year constitutes disposal. This presumption can be overcome by clear and convincin evidence to the contrary.

Temporary holding of waste pending treatment or disposal, as in containers, tanks, waste piles, and surface impoundments.

Containment of waste, either on a temorary basis or for a period of years, in such a manner as not to constitute disposal.

returns house plans with extra space ideal for seasonal storage: Christmas decorations, snow skis, sports equipment, and anything else you don't use everyday but want immediate access to if you need it.

Holding a shipment in a carrier's warehouse, pending further transportation. Additional charges may be applicable. Return to Glossary of Terms

A term which refers to an area in a computer where data can be entered, held, and removed. OR A charge assessed against consignors, consignees, or assignees on shipments held in freight warehouses on company property beyond the time allowable in the tariff.

Storage refers to saving surplus electricity produced by a photovoltaic (PV) system. Generally, batteries are used as storage devices.

A device or part of a device which can retain information.

The capacity of a device to hold and retain data.

Storage on a server is simply the memory space available to hold files.

Permanent storage where data remains even after the computer is turned off, now generally measured in gigabytes (GB) days.