what is pearl in computer term?
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This is an Automation Language usually used in MicroController and Robotic.\n\nProcess and Experiment Automation Realtime Language\n\nPEARL is a high-level language which allows to write multitasking and realtime programs in a comfortable and widely hardware independent way. \nImportant goals during the development of PEARL were a precise image of the realtime and multitasking problems and moreover an easy to learn language for the programmer. PEARL has a considerable similarity with other procedural languages.\nHowever, important differences are given by the elements of PEARL for solving multitasking and realtime problems.\nAdd Details Please. :)
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bahrain is the island of pearls
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The software that operates the computer\n\nlike the Winows software
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Hardware is the physical componentry of a computer system.  Memory chips, mice, monitors, and keyboards are all hardware.  \n\nSoftware is the information stored on the computer, so programs and data are considered to be software.  Basically, if you can email it to someone, it's software.
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It's a computer term:\n\nhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/optical/ps2011/products_implementation_design_guide_chapter09186a00802212a7.html
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Pearls are created by certain molluscs most notably oysters as a result of irritation. As a response to an irritating object inside its shell, the mollusk will deposit layers of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the form of the minerals aragonite or calcite (both crystalline forms of calcium carbonate) held together by an organic horn-like compound called conchiolin. This combination of calcium carbonate and conchiolin is called nacre, or more commonly mother-of-pearl.
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Micro-computer is the name for the computer in front of your face. the term come from the early days of computer when a computer would take up most of a building. As they got smaller a room size computer was called a computer one that took up the space of a few filling cabinets was called a mini computer and the one you have in your homes, schools, and offices are called micro computers due to there small size compare to the first computers. So it will be a informational class to take.
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No he means Mother Board, Thats a piece of Hardware in a computer, It is what all your memory, cd roms, hard drive, and more connect, See a Mother Board it the big flat board in your computer sometimes Green or brown or more colors, anyway theres a system BIOS thats software that Links everything to the mother board and makes it run properly, wich reminds me i need to update mine
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A system of anything is a set of things that work together. A computer hardware system would be: a processor unit, connected to a monitor (screen) or more, plus printers, storage devices (disks), modems, and so on. So, I could ask: Is the system up, which means is the computer hardware system working. A system may also mean a software (program) system, a program that runs on the hardware system. So, a word processor (like Word) is an application system (actually an application system is a bigger system, so maybe MS Office is a system) that runs on the hardware system. So, I could ask: Is the system up? which means is the software running.
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This is good one.......\n\nAcronym for "Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle" containing thousands of computers linked to the Internet.\n\nweb.uncg.edu/dcl/icampus/access/glossary.asp
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Removable storage device; this term is related to computer storage. CD-ROM and USB Flash Drives and USB Hard Disks are devices which falls in this category. \n\nThe best thing with these devices is they are portable and plug and play in nature.\n\nGood Luck
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culture pearl is naturally made from a living being, they are grown.\nFake pearl is man-made through laboratory.
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Supercomputer? That term is a bit outdated.\nFollow this link and you should be able to find everything you need.
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Pearl is used for 30 years in most traditions.
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Pearls are the congealed mucus of the oyster, dried around a bit of dirt or rock that got into the shell. I'm not sure whether it harms the oyster for removal, but I would assume not, as there are pearl farms with old oysters.
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( mani_teminal / client server pc)\ncost:  very expensive / low \nimplement and maintenece:  hard and expensive / low\nsecurity:  very very high / bery low \npower:  very very high / low \nfind expert man :very hard / easy \nsoft ware:   limmieted and few / more and unlimited \ngraphical porpuse: not availibel  /  avilibel \ncenterlize : yes / no \ncapcity :very very high / very limitted \nsafe and stable: very very high / not  stable \nterminals usally ar not have processing alone and in this case security is high
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BIOS is an Acronym for basic input/output system, the built-in software that determines what a computer can do without accessing programs from a disk. On PCs, the BIOS contains all the code required to control the keyboard, display screen, disk drives, serial communications, and a number of miscellaneous functions.\n\nThe BIOS is typically placed in a ROM chip that comes with the computer (it is often called a ROM BIOS). This ensures that the BIOS will always be available and will not be damaged by disk failures. It also makes it possible for a computer to boot itself. Because RAM is faster than ROM, though, many computer manufacturers design systems so that the BIOS is copied from ROM to RAM each time the computer is booted. This is known as shadowing.\n\nMany modern PCs have a flash BIOS, which means that the BIOS has been recorded on a flash memory chip, which can be updated if necessary.\n\nThe PC BIOS is fairly standardized, so all PCs are similar at this level (although there are different BIOS versions). Additional DOS functions are usually added through software modules. This means you can upgrade to a newer version of DOS without changing the BIOS.\n\nPC BIOSes that can handle Plug-and-Play (PnP) devices are known as PnP BIOSes, or PnP-aware BIOSes. These BIOSes are always implemented with flash memory rather than ROM.