footprint
পদাঙ্ক
definition
noun
She walked away, her shoes leaving footprints on the lightly snow covered ground.
the impression left by a foot or shoe on the ground or a surface.
Its four storeys would cover the same footprint of the factory, but would not be at a higher level.
the area covered by something, in particular.
translation of 'footprint'
পায়ের ছাপ
noun
পদাঙ্ক,
পদচিহ্ন
example
The program leaves a small 'footprint' on your PC as most of the data resides on the CD.
In other words, the plan is not to restrict the wireless 'footprint' of these hotspots.
So to sum up we've got a very good OS that's a pleasure to use, and that you're going to think just about justifies the vast hardware 'footprint' .
So shrink your carbon 'footprint' and find out more.
Mayor Angelo Tsirekas argued that the 'footprint' of the development remained constant, so the overall impact of the alterations was minimal.
Over the coming weeks I will be discussing with my colleagues in Scottish Development International how best to enlarge our 'footprint' in what is a market of massive significance.
The system uses a flat panel touchscreen and a separate IR keyboard and its small 'footprint' allows it to fit any test bench.
One of the participants noted that it was the broadcasters who mooted the first real idea of CAS to ensure that all channels that had a 'footprint' in the country could be viewed on demand.
I had seen strange things on the island: a 'footprint' from a large shoe, when we all went around with bare feet; a cigarette end - none of us smoked; strange shadows among the trees, shadows that belonged to no one.
In-band replication solutions are non-invasive, having no need for a software 'footprint' on the application server.
Music streaming can be bad for your carbon 'footprint' - the computer has to be on to play audio files from its hard drive.
Digital cable is available virtually throughout its 'footprint' , although just 183,000 customers have signed on as of March 31.
There was a 'footprint' about five feet ahead of me, which looked like what one of their footprints should look like.
But the real selling point for this printer is its space-saving 'footprint' .
Air-tour helicopter operators at the canyon have to make money with a lower-capacity aircraft with a larger noise 'footprint' .
Squeeze a modern NFL stadium inside the 'footprint' of the original Soldier Field.
The sales 'footprint' covers key markets in Germany, Spain, Scandinavia, Portugal, and the UK amongst others.
The company lost huge marks for not acknowledging the extent of its carbon 'footprint' .
In 61 minutes, the machine compiled a model with a memory 'footprint' larger than the largest user space in 32-bit Linux - 3.6GB.
How much do you think consumers care about individual products ' carbon 'footprint' ?
But the streets, the oldest 'footprint' of the town, remain in so many American cities with surprising obduracy.
This system fits right within the 'footprint' of our six-speed transmission.
This need not be the case; steps can be taken to reduce the carbon 'footprint' of even the smallest of organisations.
He said Magellan had chosen the number of houses to reduce the 'footprint' of development on the site, to reduce the impact on the green belt.
If the 'footprint' exceeds the available biologically productive area of the country, it runs an ecological deficit (fourth column of Table 1).
But as the borders of colonialism receded, R & D receded with them, shrinking to match the 'footprint' of the consumer market.
Backup initially consisted of moving data to some form of media that could be transported and housed in a reasonable 'footprint' and stored for long periods of time.
Widening will be done in most cases within the existing 'footprint' of the road by eating into hard shoulders and central reservations.
The CX6400 takes up minimal space - it's got a small 'footprint' , and it's not too tall for a printer with a flatbed scanner topping it.
This will reduce the utility's carbon 'footprint' .
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