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domain

/dəˈmeɪn/

noun

Belirli bir hükümdar veya hükümet tarafından sahip olunan veya kontrol edilen bir toprak alanı

An area of territory owned or controlled by a particular ruler or government.

  • The duke expanded his domain through marriage and conquest.
  • This island was once part of the French domain.
  • Machine learning algorithms have expanded their domain beyond traditional computer science applications into fields such as medical diagnosis and climate modeling.
  • Medieval historians analyze how feudal lords maintained control over their domain through complex systems of vassalage and agricultural production.
  • The emperor's domain stretched from the coastal provinces to the mountainous interior, encompassing diverse ethnic and linguistic populations.
  • Interdisciplinary approaches blur the boundaries between academic domains, encouraging scholars to integrate insights from multiple fields of inquiry.
noun

Bir faaliyet, bilgi veya etki alanı; bir uzmanlık sahası

A sphere of activity, knowledge, or influence; a field or area of expertise.

  • Mathematics is not really my domain.
  • She is an expert in the domain of public health.
nounComputing

Ortak bir son eke sahip adreslere sahip internetin belirli bir alt kümesi

A distinct subset of the internet with addresses sharing a common suffix or under the control of a particular organization.

  • I need to register a domain for my new business.
  • The domain example.com is already taken.
nounMathematics

Bir fonksiyonun tanımlandığı olası girdi değerleri kümesi

The set of possible input values for which a function is defined.

  • The domain of the square root function is all non-negative real numbers.
  • To find the domain, determine which x-values are valid.