Global Statements Dictionary
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crash
(krash') v.i.
1. to abruptly stop functioning as the result of an error or failure (applied especially to a computer component or program).
v.t.
2. to cause (a computer program) to crash.
n.
3. an instance of crashing.
CRM
[customer relationship management] n.
software to automate and manage interaction with customers that makes use of the known individual qualities of each customer.
CRO
Language prefix for format or informat. Croatian. Ref: NLS:Formats for NLS. PSPL:Informats and Formats:Time Fields. PSPPR:Informats:Time Informats. PSPPR:Formats:Time Formats.
cross
(kros') v.t.
1. to combine every item in one set with every item in another set; for example, to combine every observation in one SAS dataset with every observation in another SAS dataset.
n.
2. the result of crossing.
Cross-Environment Data Access
n.
a base SAS feature allowing a SAS session to access SAS files created in another environment in which numerics and other details of SAS data may be different.
Abbr. CEDA
cross-platform
(kros' plat' fo^rm) n.
able to work with more than one platform.
crosstabulate
(kros') v.t.
to create a table that shows the results of crossing; especially, to create a table that shows a statistic for all combinations of two class variables.
Also, cross-tabulate. crosstabulation, cross-tabulation, n.
CRT
n.
1. cathode ray tube.
adj.
2. using a cathode ray tube.
