MRD
- noun
- /ɛm ɑr di/
- Specialized
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diccionario legible por máquina
- The library's MRD allows users to quickly find word meanings using computer software.
Examples
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A MRD provides a structured format for easy access and processing of definitions.
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Researchers prefer an MRD because it can be easily integrated with language processing tools.
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In established companies, the MRD process ensures that engineering will build a product that appeals to existing customers in a known market, where customers and their needs are known.
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In existing companies, the goal of traditional product management and marketing is to develop a market-requirements document (MRD) for engineering that contains the sum of all possible customer feature requests, prioritized in a collaborative effort among Product Management, Marketing, Sales, and Engineering.
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Synonyms
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A short informal name for a book or app that gives word meanings
A digital list of words and information that a computer can read
A digital tool or app that shows word meanings and translations
Surface Forms
Morphology
MRD = M + R + D
An initialism/acronym composed of letters; the meaning is not derivable from the letters themselves and requires knowing the expanded phrase ('machine-readable dictionary').
Etymology
The word MRD is short for machine-readable dictionary, literally a dictionary a computer can 'read' and use. That's why an MRD means a standard dictionary put into a format that software can process and search.