→ skos:altLabel → "Nesting (matryoshka)"@en, "Integration"@de
→ skos:prefLabel → "Nested Doll"@en, "Приём вложенности («матрёшки»)"@ru, "Matrjoschka-Prinzip"@de
→ od:hasAltshuller84Id → "07"
→ od:LippertGlossaryNote → "Nesting optimizes space utilization and can be used to protect objects. Subassemblies can exhibit this quality."@en, "In computer network communication, the use of tunneling is an example of this type of nesting."@en, "Wrappers are another common artifact of computer data processing systems."@en, "In computer systems, nesting of objects is manifest in programming through multiple layers of abstraction and inheritance as well as programming in layered computer network architecture such as the OSI model."@en, "These wrappers allow ease of movement of information through a system that might reject the native form. Such wrappers are common in digital communications."@en, "Steganography, the hiding of information within digital images, can also be considered a special form of matrioshka."@en, "Another perspective of nesting is that of an object passing through a void in another object, such as is common in a camera’s zoom lens."@en, "Nesting is the quality of being made to fit closely, to fit together, or to fit one inside of another."@en, "In computer science, this is most commonly referred to as encapsulation, in which data and functions are protected from “outside” influence."@en, "Modulation, where a message signal is conveyed inside another signal that can be physically transmitted, is a type of nesting. "@en
→ od:Matrix2003Id → "07"
→ od:hasAltshuller73Id → "07"