increment
ഇൻക്രിമെന്റും
definition
verb
The average person would think Intel would just increment the family code.
cause a discrete increase in (a numerical quantity).
noun
the inmates' pay can escalate in five-cent increments to a maximum of 90 cents an hour
an increase or addition, especially one of a series on a fixed scale.
example
We already have had invalid flights from people using the cheap eTrex with only automatic time interval and no fixed time 'increment' .
The average person would think Intel would just 'increment' the family code.
The annual 'increment' in my first salary as a mill clerk was five rupees.
A lot of the controversies have been around what's the next step in standards - do we add an additional 'increment' in such and so emission or do we add an additional type of emission to the suite of things we already regulate?
But it does have an 'increment' and decrement function, and primitive flow control.
your first 'increment' will be payable six months from your date of commencement
In campaign engineering, we know that all but a relatively small 'increment' of voters are fixed points.
he had waived his right to the second 'increment' of $18 million so that it could be distributed among 40 employees
The maximum 'increment' in damage there will be equal to 2.
During operation, the light guide is stepped across the tissue surface at a fixed 'increment' , and fluorescence measurements are made from each discrete site.
We need more troops in order to secure the region, and we then need an additional 'increment' of non-American troops so we can begin to bring some of our men and women home.
The temperature 'increment' logarithmically decreases toward the periphery of the heating beam, causing a fluid convection of 8 m/s inside a 180 m thick microchamber.
If the hazard ratio is larger than one, then an 'increment' increase in the variable causes an increase in the risk of predation.
The first marker is at 6 feet, and steel posts mark out each additional one-foot 'increment' thereafter.
The quest for power could in this context only be conceptualised in 'incremental' terms over the past centuries.
Social workers recruited since 2001 have mostly been employed on short-term contracts so that their employers can avoid the financial burden of salary 'increments' .
According to Macrovision, it "wakes up" every so often and 'increments' counters in some of the product files.
No matter how rattled reporters seemed in November, change from within will come 'incrementally' , not instantly.
Additionally, the time 'increments' between data points among the various data sources are not standard.
I worked up to published maximum loads in small 'increments' and found all of them to be safe in my pistol.
It has also been a standard practice to allow the participants to absorb changes 'incrementally' without causing any major dislocation.
As private sector workers they are not legally entitled to automatic 'increments' in base salary.
The second round of talks on the annual wage and salary 'increments' ended unresolved over the overtime issue.
The review will then continue in an 'incremental' process, based on information gathered by the survey.
I feel like I'm at the brink of a huge wave, and that we have to look at progress as 'incremental' .
Almost ten years later, enduring violations far outweighed 'incremental' improvements.
Since we employed multiple trials for each data set, our random number generator was seeded by the computer's clock, and each file in the Monte Carlo series was identified and seeded by 'increments' to the nearest nanosecond.
These companies have managed to grow their businesses 'incrementally' , hoping for a small profit at each school.
In the normal range, the expectation is that staff progress through the 'increments' on an annual basis.
Dosage began at 250 mg/day, increasing in 'increments' of 500 mg, to a maximum dose of 3 g daily.
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