Information Technology Glossary

6 words in this vocabulary list

noun the science of communication and control in animals, humans, and machines

  • Cybernetics is the study of communication and control in living organisms and machines.
  • I find cybernetics fascinating because it explores how systems can communicate and regulate themselves.
  • Cybernetics is like the brain of a machine, controlling its functions and responses.
  • In a way, cybernetics is like the conductor of an orchestra, coordinating all the different parts to create a harmonious whole.

noun a process of recognizing or distinguishing someone or something

adjective used to describe something that is able to be identified or recognized

  • The identification process involves verifying a person's identity through official documents.
  • Make sure to bring your identification with you when you go to the airport.
  • I left my ID at home, can I still get in without identification?
  • The author's use of vivid imagery in the novel serves as a form of identification for readers to connect with the story.

noun the action or process of working together or interacting with each other, especially in a coordinated way

  • The interworking of various systems allows for seamless data transfer.
  • The interworking between departments is crucial for the project's success.
  • I'm not sure how the interworking of these gadgets is supposed to make my life easier.
  • The interworking of different cultures in this neighborhood creates a vibrant community.

ram

noun a mechanical device for battering or driving something with force

verb to strike or drive with great force

  • The computer's RAM capacity is 16GB.
  • I need to upgrade my laptop's RAM.
  • My phone is so slow, probably because it doesn't have enough RAM.
  • His mind was like a RAM, constantly processing new information.

noun a noun is a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. 'information economy' is a noun phrase that refers to an economic system based on the production, distribution, and consumption of information and knowledge.

  • The information economy refers to an economic system where information is the primary commodity.
  • In today's world, the information economy plays a crucial role in shaping industries and markets.
  • The gig economy is a prime example of how the information economy has transformed the way people work.
  • Just like a currency, information in the economy can be traded and leveraged for various purposes.

noun the time it takes to locate and retrieve a specific piece of information

  • The access time of the database is crucial for efficient data retrieval.
  • The access time for that website is really slow, it takes forever to load.
  • I hate the access time on this app, it's so laggy.
  • In life, sometimes we have to wait for the right access time to achieve our goals.