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applicationIn computing, program or job designed for the benefit of the end user. Examples of general-purpose application programs include word processors, desktop publishing programs, databases, spreadsheet packages, and graphics programs (see CAD and CAM). Application-specific programs include payroll and stock control systems. Applications may also be custom designed to solve a specific problem, not catered for in other types of application. The term is used to distinguish such programs from those that control the computer (systems programs) or assist the programmer, such as a compiler. application
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They will exercise various innovations in banking through microfinance and will learn their applicational values. Therefore, in this study we propose that an appropriate measure of OCE will include the amount of time spent using a computer, diversity of applicational experience, opportunity to use a computer, and the source of indirect information. Clinton agrees that the discovery of leaders who are culturally authentic as well as spiritually gifted is a critical process in which the base and applicational contexts interface in determining appropriate leadership. |
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