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`scheduled maintenance
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`to read datg
`scatter In input and output operations,
`from a device and locate it in noncontiguous memory
`addresses. Contrast with gather.
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`scatter format A load module attribute that permits
`dynamic loading of control sections into noncontig-
`uous areas of main storage.
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`scatter loading The placing of control sections of a
`load. module into noncontiguous locations of main
`storage. Contrast with block loading.
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`scatter plot In GDDM,a type of line chart in which
`only the marked points, and not their joining lines, are
`drawn.
`Seealso line chart.
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`to read data from a
`scavenge In computer security,
`data medium before writing at the same location for
`the purpose of acquiring residue. See also attack.
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`SCB (1) Session control block.
`byte.
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`(2) String control
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`SCCS Source Code Control System.
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`SCCS delta In the AIX operating system, a set of
`changes made to a Source Code Control System file.
`Creating a new delta saves only the changes made.
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`SCCSidentification (SID) In the AIX Source Code
`Control System, a number assigned to each version of
`a program.
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`scanning control On dictation equipment, a device
`used to move the playback head rapidly from one part
`record.
`SCDR (1) Store controller—_definition
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`of the recording medium to another.
`(1)
`(2) Subsystem controller definition record.
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`SCD System contents directory.
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`scanning spot The beam of electrons generated by a
`cathode ray tube (CRT), which travels back and forth
`across the screen,
`laying down the information that
`makes up the picture on the monitor.
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`scan patterns In the 3800 Printing Subsystem, the bit
`patterns that make up the individual characters in each
`character cell (24 rows of 18-bit positions; not all bit
`positions are used).
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`scan pointer In ACF/TCAM,a pointer that refers to
`the proper header field when a macroinstruction that
`acts upon that
`field is given control.
`Some user-
`specified macroinstructions use this pointer to locate
`the field on which they act and automatically move
`the pointer to the next field before passing control to
`the next macroinstruction. The user must be aware of
`positioning of the scan pointer when designing the
`message handler.
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`scan resolution The distance between adjacent scan
`lines along a normal to the direction of the scanline.
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`scene In multimedia applications, a portion of video
`captured by the camera in one continuous shot. The
`scene is shot
`repeatedly (each attempt
`is called a
`“take”) until an acceptable version, called the “buy,”1
`taken.
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`(2) System control
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`scene analysis The analysis of a scene by recognizing
`its
`constituent objects,
`their properties,
`and their
`spatial interrelations. (T)
`SCF (1) Secondary control field.
`facility.
`schedule To select jobs or tasks that are to be dis-
`patched.
`In some operating systems, other units OF
`work such as
`input/output operations may also
`scheduled.
`(I)
`(A)
`4
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`ce
`scheduled maintenance Preventive maintete
`in accordance with an establishe
`carried out
`schedule. (T)
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`the connection between the line interface coupler hard-
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`ware and the central control unit.
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`Figure 130. IBM 3118 Image Scanner
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`the
`interface trace (SIT) A record of
`scanner
`activity within the communication scanner processor
`(CSP) for a specified data link between an IBM 3725
`Communication Controller and a resource.
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`ImagePlus workstation
`scanner workstation An
`equipped with a scanner that can digitize an image
`from a physical page.
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`scanning The
`(T)
`(A)
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`systematic
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`examination
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`of
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`data.
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` scanner interface trace (SIT)
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