address conversion

[′ad·res kən‚vər·zhən]

(computer science)

The use of an assembly program to translate symbolic or relative computer addresses.

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A large percentage of respondents still plan to address conversion and development of digital content with totally in-house solutions (57% in 2015 versus 52% in 2014), 41% plan on a hybrid approach of in-house and outsourced expertise, with 6% relying on totally outsourced solutions.

Survey Shows Searchable Content in High Demand - and a Digital Content Readiness Challenge

Contract notice: Installation work will address conversion work on existing facilities and the supply and installation of new facilities.

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She does not address conversion and its relationship to indigenous worldviews in detail.

Migration and Christian identity in Congo (DRC). (reprint 2008)

The scarcity of IPv4 address space will force applications to work in a very complex environment with mechanisms that provide local addressing, such as IP address conversion, pooling and temporary allocation techniques.

Move to IPv6 With D-Link

Randy Cortright to address conversion of biomass into gasoline

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Offering DCL's service capabilities with Arbortext enterprise publishing software enables Arbortext to assure a successful content strategy by helping organizations address conversion concerns long before an application is implemented.

Arbortext Partners with Data Conversion Laboratory; Offers Legacy Conversion Services for Enterprise Publishing Initiatives

The capabilities ATK has developed for the aerospace industry have potential applications in the energy industry to address conversion, storage and mobility challenges.

ATK Dedicates Innovation Center for Energy and Aerospace at Ronkonkoma, New York; ATK Applies Innovation Expertise for Potential Energy Industry Solutions; ATK's New Center for Energy and Aerospace Innovation is Developing Technology Solutions for Conversion, Storage, and Distribution of Clean Energy

Merkle also participates in the USPS Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS) service, which provides mailers with an automated method of obtaining new addresses.

Merkle Receives Full-Service Designation by U.S. Postal Service for NCOALink

The Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS), also a USPS licensed service, provides mailers an automated method of obtaining new addresses when a 911 emergency system has been implemented.

Mailnet Services Announces New Product Offerings Through Listcleanup; Bundled NCOA now Includes NCOA, LACS - Rural Route Conversions - and DMA Mail Preference Service

NCOALink(TM) to check for change of address -- DPV(TM) (verifies accuracy of deliverable addresses) -- Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS) -- DSF2(TM) (identifies deliverable addresses and specific address attributes) -- Carrier route codes to maximize postal discounts -- CASS(TM) (USPS certification process for ZIP+4 matching software)

Harte-Hanks Launches ADQ Direct(TM)

Anchor is an non-exclusive licensee of the United States Postal Service for NCOA (National Change of Address), DSF (Delivery Sequence File), LACS (Locatable Address Conversion System) and FASTforward'sm.

National Change of Address, NCOA, And Other Data Processing Services Now Available Over The Internet 24/7, Announces Anchor Computer

Experian breaks down the DSF(2) file into actionable variables and combines it with its industry leading data hygiene tools; ZIP+4 Coding, Locatable Address Conversion System (LACS), Nixie Elimination Service and National Change of Address processing (NCOA).

Experian Offers Next Generation USPS Hygiene Services; DSF(2) Now Available Through Experian's Advanced List Processing Technology