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  • contouring n. 1. In computer graphics, such as CAD models, the representation of the surface of an object—its bumps and crannies. See the illustration. 2. In image processing, the loss of detail that occurs in a shaded image when too few gradations of gray are used to reproduce a graphic, such as a photograph. In photography and graphic arts, this phenomenon is sometimes called posterization.

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  • convergence n. A coming together. Convergence can occur between different disciplines and technologies, as when telephone communications and computing converge in the field of telecommunications. It can also occur within a program, such as a spreadsheet, when a circular set of formulas are repeatedly recalculated (iterated), with the results of each iteration coming closer to a true solution.

  • conversational language n. Any programming language that allows the programmer to instruct the computer in a conversational mode, as opposed to more formal, structured languages. For example, in a COBOL program, in order to execute a procedure called CHECK 10 times, a program would use the following statement: PERFORM CHECK 10 TIMES.

  • cooked mode n. One of two forms (the other being raw mode) in which an operating system such as UNIX or ­MS-DOS “sees” the handle, or identifier, for a character-based device. If the handle is in cooked mode, the operating system stores each character in a buffer and gives ­special treatment to carriage returns, end-of-file markers, and linefeed and tab characters, sending a line of data to a device, such as the screen, only after it reads a carriage-return or end-of-file character. In cooked mode, characters read from standard input are often automatically echoed (displayed) on the screen.

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  • cooperative processing n. A mode of operation characteristic of distributed systems in which two or more computers, such as a mainframe and a microcomputer, can simultaneously carry out portions of the same program or work on the same data.

  • coordinate dimensioning n. A form of spatial positioning in which a point is described, relative to a fixed reference, in terms of its distance and direction along predefined axes. See also Cartesian coordinates, three-dimensional model, two-dimensional model.

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