The phrase "terminal application" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a computer program that is designed to run in a terminal or command line interface, rather than having a graphical user interface. Some possible examples of using this phrase in a sentence are: - "The IT department is currently working on updating our company's terminal applications to improve efficiency." - "I prefer using terminal applications for coding because they allow for more precise control over the code." - "You can access the server remotely through a terminal application and make any necessary changes."
X-Win32 is StarNet's X terminal application for Windows computers.
If you don't have a terminal application, you can use an SFTP program.
Continuous marsh constructed wetlands have been shown to be effective in treating swine lagoon effluent and reducing the land needed for terminal application.
TCP was designed primarily for applications such as telnet, a remote terminal application, and ftp, a file transfer application, which require data to be delivered reliably and in an ordered manner.
I started C-Kermit in a normally sized (80 char by 25 line) X terminal application (e.g., xterm), then ran ssh from the C-Kermit> prompt and logged in to a host.
For Windows, at mimimum, you will need a terminal application.
Michael T. Rieke, the managing editor of Platts LNG Daily in Houston, said that with one exception, in Providence, R.I., the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission had approved all natural gas terminal applications.
More concerning, DOE has fully authorized only four terminal applications to date, in addition to the authorization of five separate permit applications for exports to countries the U.S. does not even have free trade agreements with.
The iPad mini is a near ideal device for inconspicuous installation in kiosk and self-serve terminal applications, and one enterprising company has already leveraged it to create an in-dash entertainment system for cars.
As of December, FERC has 70 outstanding LNG export terminal applications awaiting review, potentially having a mind blowing 55 Bcf/d of export capacity (note: the global LNG market is only 40-43 Bcf/d, so obviously not all of this will come online).
Along with the rapid development of intelligent mobile terminals, applications on landmark recognition attract increasingly attentions by world wide researchers in the past several years.
