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access(1) To store data on and retrieve data from a disk or other peripheral device. See access arm, access method and Microsoft Access. access [′ak‚ses] (civil engineering) Freedom, ability, or the legal right to pass without obstruction from a given point on earth to some other objective, such as the sea or a public highway. (computer science) The reading of data from storage or the writing of data into storage.
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| For example, an IRS employee’s computer access is to be locked after 45 days of inactivity and will be removed after 90 days of inactivity. Snake Air for network switches is an airflow manager that directs the cold air from under the computer access floor directly into the side of a network switch to prevent overheating. We should realize at this point that off-site computer access is changing, but will not destroy, the campus library. |
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