A framework for an email message, contract, or article. Templates are used to ensure consistent layouts and content in similar types of documents.

A pattern or mold guiding the formation of a negative or complementary copy.

A file to express presentation (vs. program logic). Templates are mostly HTML with special PHP variables. The variables in templates substitute in values provided by a theme engine.

Concerning a printing project's basic details in regard to its dimensions. A standard layout.

1670s, templet "horizontal piece under a girder or beam," probably from French templet "weaver's stretcher," diminutive of temple, which meant the same thing, from Latin templ [..]

A pattern of a window unit from which dimensions and measurements can be determined. Round Tops require templates for replacement units.

An RNA or single-stranded DNA molecule upon which a complementary nucleotide strand is synthesized. 20 Animation; 21 Animation; 22 Animation; 23 Animation; 24 Animation; 25 Animation, 25 Bio; 26 Anima [..]

In WordPress theme development, a template defines part of a web page generated by a WordPress theme.

A pre-defined structure for an artifact. Synonym: parameterized element. [D04884]

An HTML file that serves as a starting point for a new campaign. This is the container for the campaign's content where the design layout and all content reside.

a model or standard for making comparisons In the Dungeons & Dragons game, a template can be applied to a creature to enhance its abilities or to even create a new type of creature. The term d [..]

A pre-programmed set of instructions that may be used with an electronic worksheet or spreadsheet program for doing a particular job. Akin to a computer program.

In page design, a file with an associated style sheet and all standing and serial elements in place on a master or base page, used for publication following the same design.

)(n.) (1) Something that establishes or serves as a pattern for reference. (2) A plastic or paper diagram that you can put on your keyboard to indicate the meanings of different keys for a particular [..]

A tool in the form of a pattern or overlay, used in graphics as a guide in the duplication of letters, shapes, or designs. Compare with stencil.

A template is a document that is used as a model to create other documents. Refer also to style guide; style sheet.

In page layout, a background grid, image, or shape used to indicate where page elements are to be inserted. Templates are used to define the default page layout for a publication.

a standard layout usually containing basic details of the page dimensions.

A pattern for repetitive marking or fabricating operation; made from a hard, waterproof material.

A polynucleotide chain that serves as a surface for the absorption of monomers of a growing polymer and thereby dictates the sequence of the monomers in the growing chain.

(French : matrice d’ARN ou ADN) The base sequences found in nucleic acids that serve as the basis for the synthesis of complementary strrands of DNA or RNA.

a TDWG document providing a structural outline of requirements, e.g. for charters and reports.

A predefined set of tools or forms that establishes the structure and settings necessary to quickly create content.

A pattern made from wood or metal, used as a guide in shaping something or checking the accuracy of work. (e.g. a template is used to set and align anchor bolts.

A full-sized pattern, layout or computerized output showing the exact size and placement of letters. Typically used for installing dimensional letters, signs or architectural elements.

In an enterprise industry model, an arrangement of recurrent features. The arrangement includes feature attributes, geometry and connectivity.Use templates to place a feature arrangement in one single [..]

A form letter used for one of the processes undertaken as part of peer review. Within online peer review management systems, a sizable collection of template letters will exist, often with coding comp [..]

A pattern or a guide for laying out or machining to a specific shape or form.

size The amount of computer memory taken up by the biometric data.

A pre-arranged set of placeholder entries or other documents that can be re-used each time an experiment is performed in order to minimize repetitive tasks and ensure all of the necessary information [..]

A strand of DNA or RNA (mRNA) that specifies the base sequence of a newly synthesized strand of DNA or RNA, the two strands being complementary.

A read-only copy of an environment. Templates operate both as backups and as blueprints for new environments; they may be simple, containing only a single VM, or complex, containing hundreds of VMs spanning multiple networks.

a precisely measured, reusable model, often of cardboard or plastic, which is used to size the individual pieces

page on the computer screen providing a basic design pattern.

A) Wooden or metal pattern for cutting mouldings. B) Horizontal wall timber, square and 4 to 5 feet long to distribute weight of wall post and roof.    (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval House, [..]

A template file manages and displays multiple pages. This allows for making changes easily to many pages. The different components of a template file include the display of specific content types as w [..]

C++ and Ada use a different approach from  Java version 1.5 for generics. C++ templates are almost like macros that you can fill in the blanks with types and constants. Each instatiation of a template [..]

In WordPress a template is a file that defines an area of the web pages generated by a theme. For example, there is typically a template for the header area at the top of the web pages, a template for [..]

(n) a model or standard for making comparisons

Often called a library or dictionary. Templates are pre-defined choices of pick-lists on a computer screen designed to streamline the documentation process by limiting the number of choices and effort [..]

A molecular “mold” that dictates the structure of another molecule; most commonly, one strand of DNA that directs synthesis of a complementary DNA strand during DNA replication or of an RNA during tra [..]

Pattern used to draw illustrations, make page formats, or lay out press sheets. A template may be a physical object that guides a pencil, an underlay for a light table, or a computer file with present [..]

An accurate surface profile taken from a blueprint or portion of a model to be duplicated. Can be made of cardboard, plastic, Masonite, plywood or metal, depending on proposed.

A pattern for a repetitive marking or fabricating operation.

 A template is a file that serves as a starting point for a new document. When you open a template, it is pre-formatted in some way.   

A device used to check the body shape and size, to ensure compliance with the rules. The template closely resembles the shape of the factory version of the car.

Macromolecular Molds for the synthesis of complementary macromolecules, as in DNA Replication; Genetic Transcription of DNA to RNA, and Genetic Translation of RNA into POLYPEPTIDES.

Piece of thin wood, or metal, cut to shape of a required fitting or member, and so acting as a pattern. 2. Perforated strip of metal used as a guide for siting rivet holes.

A pattern made in themold loft from wood strips or heavy paper.

A predefined website that you can select in the Web Viewer Setup dialog box to help you create a web viewer quickly.

A template is a C++ programming feature that permits function and class operations with generic types, which allows functionality with different data types without rewriting entire code blocks for eac [..]

A molecule that serves as the pattern for synthesizing another molecule.

a pattern from which a copy is made. In DNA replication, the order of nucleotides in the template strand is used to generated a new strand through complementary binding between nucleotides. In PCR, the template is the original DNA from which the PCR product is amplified.

A molecule whose structure is a pattern for the synthesis of a complementary molecule.

A Template is a fundamental system entity that defines the HTML/XML structure of page asset in the CMS.

A file with replaceable parts that is capable of representing some text, XML, or HTML when rendered.

A standard reference source for a master agreement or confirmation which may either be published by an industry body or agreed between two counterparties.   Tender offer

A template

Templates are the C++ version of generic types, used to define classes and functions that can be used with typed objects, where the type matters, but where at least part of the desired behavior can be [..]

class or function parameterized by a set of types, values, or templates. See also template instantiation, specialization, template class, template function. TC++PL 2.7, 13, D&E 15.

1) A set of abilities laid on top of a character / creature to add abilities and/or specialize the character. 2) A pre-made example of a PC, NPC, Item, etc. used to assist in quickly generating multip [..]

A template represents one file on the site's webserver which sets the page design, including colors and layout, and also what type of content can be used on the page. For example, sites include a [..]

(1) A pattern serving as a mechanical guide. (2) In DNA replication each strand of the duplex acts as a template for the synthesis of a new double helix. (3) A molecular mold that shapes the structure [..]

A semi-permanent pattern, which is drawn around or marked through. Normally small parts are cut with the template.

Used in TourCMS for commonly sent communications such as invoices or payment requests. Download sample templates, Documentation manual (Emails / Invoices)  

A predefined set of tools or forms that establishes the structure and settings necessary to quickly create content.

A master copy of a document used as a starting point to design new documents. A template may be as simple as a blank document in the desired size and orientation or as elaborate as a nearly complete d [..]

In the process of replication or transcription, the strand of DNA that serves as the source of information.

A metal structure placed on the sea floor which marks the location for a number of future sub-sea production wells.

A pattern or guide, it is usually made of clear plastic, and used by a draftsman for drawing standard shapes such as squares, circles and triangles. Usually all of the cutouts of a single Template are [..]

A stencil or overlay used in drawing, painting or sewing to replicate letters, shapes or patterns.

A pattern, often cut from a sheet of metal, used to ensure accuracy in making parts or repeating dimensions in metal, stone, fabric, etc. See cut-out.

See Feed Template.

Something that serves as a pattern or model.

Refers to a printing project’s basic details with regard to its dimensions. A general layout.

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A pattern to be used as a guide for producing a complete document or other item.

a pattern or mold that regulates the shape or appearance of a construction or idea. See also lovemap.

Template may refer to:

A template is a device used by sanctioning body officials to check the body shape and height of racing vehicles. The template is used to check that teams have manufactured the sheet metal used in the [..]

The term template, when used in the context of word processing software, refers to a sample document that has already some details in place; those can be adapted (that is added/completed, removed or [..]

The term document template used in the context of file format refers to a common feature of many software applications that define a unique non-executable file format intended specifically for that pa [..]

The term document template used in the context of file format refers to a common feature of many software applications that define a unique non-executable file format intended specifically for that pa [..]

Template may refer to:

Template may refer to:

Template is a Canadian science fiction novel by Matthew Hughes, published by PS Publishing. It follows the adventures of a professional duelist who is drawn into a murder mystery. The novel explores [..]