Términos

Condición o cualidad de no depender de otro, que se aplica a una entidad política, grupo o individuo. Incluye la ausencia del control o apoyo externo, la libertad de sujeción o de la influencia de otros, y la libertad individual de pensamiento o acción.

Nations whose residents, or some portion thereof, exercise self-government, and usually but not always hold sovereignty over the territory. To specifically designate independent nations having sovereignty, use "independent sovereign nations."

Political entities of any size that are not independent upon another country or power, and that may exercise the full range of power over external affairs that an independent state possesses as defined under International Law.

Nations whose residents, or some portion thereof, exercise self-government and hold sovereignty over their territory. Examples are the nations listed by the United Nations as having undisputed sovereignty.

Preparar índices para libros y otras publicaciones; analizando el tema de contenido de documentos textuales o visuales y asignando términos o series de términos que representen ese contenido.

Those whose occupation is to compile alphabetical lists of terms denoting names or subjects.

In electronic imaging and digital photography, indexed color is the reference color mapping for 8-bit or less computer monitors, in order to reduce images to their smallest file sizes, allowing for quick download and easy display of images on web pages. An 8-bit monitor indexes 256 unique color codes for each pixel.

Distinctive pointers used during the liturgies of certain Christian churches to indicate to the congregation which text will be read.

Information that is formatted, stored, and linked in a way to allow efficient retrieval. It is often used in conjunction with or distinguished from "display information."

Soft, crumbly erasers made of natural rubber or caoutchouc.

Wood of the species Aesculus indica, common in the Himalayan lowlands.

Oriental Orthodox Christian religion based in the Indian state of Kerala, by tradition tracing its origins to St. Thomas the Apostle in the first century.

Elements of temple architecture of the Indian subcontinent.

The standard unit of currency of India.

Style and culture that flourished in India or South Asia, often associated with those who spoke the Indian branch of the Indo-Iranian languages, Indo-Aryan.

Scripts developed in India or South Asia, typically associated with the Indian branch of the Indo-Iranian languages, Indo-Aryan.

Dispositivo aeronático utilizado para indicar visualmente la dirección designada para el aterrizaje y el despegue.

Cualquiera de diferentes instrumentos ópticos o basados en ondas de radio para determinar la distancia desde un observador hasta objetos en particular, por ejemplo para ajustar la mira en armas de fuego o enfocar cámaras.