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| Verb | 1. | log in - enter a computer; "Have you logged in lately?" |
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(security)"Log in/on" is occasionally misused to refer to starting asession where no authorisation is involved, or to access wherethere is no session involved. E.g. "Log on to our Web site!"
"login" is also the Unix program which reads and verifies auser's user name and password and starts an interactivesession.
The noun forms are usually written as a single word whereasthe verb forms are often written as two words.
To end a session is to "log out" or "off".
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Signing in and gaining access to a computer, local network server, Web server or to a particular account. The login identifies the user, and a username and password are typically required. Although a password is not mandatory for a user's own computer or mobile device, it is always recommended. See password, username and account.Variations and Spelling
Also called "log on," "sign in" or "sign on," the action of logging in (verb) is spelled with two words: "please log in." However, the process (noun) is one word: "the login." In contrast, to exit the system is to "log out," "log off," "sign out" or "sign off." For example: "be sure to log in" and "her login name is allison77."
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Informaticsnoun Log-in—the sequence of characters (i.e., username and password) that must be typed or input into a secure information system to allow a user to access the system.
verb To access a computer network or system by typing in a user name and password.
Lab medicine
verb To enter a patient’s demographic data and test(s) requested into an information system, which constitutes formal acceptance of a laboratory specimen for processing.
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Informatics noun The account name used to access a computer system; an approved account on a computer that must be created by a system manager before the system can be accessed. Cf Password. verb To enter a computer system, or to type in a password and access a computer network or system Lab medicine verb To enter a Pt's demographic data and test(s) requested into an infomation system, which constitutes formal acceptance of a laboratory specimen for processing. Cf Log on.Patient discussion about log in
Q. Does anyone have an issue with fire log? Every time my neighbors use fire log, I suffer. What can I do? I moved to the West Coast, and realized people burn a lot of fire logs here. I seem to have developed an allergy to it. Every winter, I suffer when neighbors use fire logs. I can not go around the whole neighborhood asking them not to use it. I am wondering if there's any patient advocacy to prohibit the usage of fire logs? I am sure there must be a lot of asthma patients who have the same problem with mine? If we regulate smoking, why can't we regulate fire logs?
http://burningissues.org/car-www/index.html
I wish there's a regulation. If the healthcare cost is an issue for the government, they can reduce emergency visits due to asthma, by regulating fire logs.
log in
- verb
Synonyms for log in
verb enter a computer
Synonyms
- log on
- log-in
Related Words
- access
Antonyms
- log off
- log out
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