transactional
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5.4
- adjective
- /trænˈzækʃənl/
:
transaccional
- The software allows for transactional processing of data, ensuring that each operation is executed reliably.
- transactional model
- transactional process
- transactional relations
And then top root is all about having transactional conditions that are sort of withheld from final entry onto the blockchain.
- And then top root is all about having transactional conditions that are sort of withheld from final entry onto the blockchain.
Examples
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Studies on transactional relations between parents and adolescents are particularly lacking (Rueter & Conger, 1998).
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Further, transactional relations were strongest for girls in late adolescence and young adulthood.
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Here, too, we can speak of a transactional model over time.
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Remote sellers must first provide the customer with a transactional notice of the duty to pay use tax.
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There's real transactional value going on in this environment.
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Instead, almost all of Coinbase's transactional revenue comes from consumers.
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The Transactional Model of child development weighs risk factors and protective factors.
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While younger generations have embraced alternate channels for transactional banking, that might not always be the case.
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But back when he was a greenhorn associate doing transactional work, Siskind found himself questioning his commitment to law.
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Transactional notice issuance can occur via an online popup window, a packing slip, or other methods.
Academic text (2017)
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
transactional = transaction (transparent) = trans + act + ion + al
The adjective is formed regularly from 'transaction' with '-al', so its meaning 'relating to a transaction' is directly inferable.
Etymology
Transactional comes from trans- 'across' and act, seen in action, meaning 'to do'. In computing a transaction is a group of actions treated as one unit, like a shop sale where payment and delivery must both happen or nothing does, so transactional systems keep data correct by making these actions all succeed or all fail.