térpéldányhoz

térpéldányhoz is a Hungarian term that translates to "for the space instance" or "to the spatial instance" in English. This phrase is commonly encountered in computer science and database contexts, particularly when dealing with spatial data management. It refers to an operation or query being performed on a specific geographic area or a defined spatial entity within a larger dataset.

In Geographic Information Systems (GIS), térpéldányhoz would indicate that a particular function, such as a search, analysis, or update, is being applied to a localized region or a designated spatial object. For example, a query asking for all points within a certain city might be described as operating "térpéldányhoz." The "instance" implies a concrete realization of a spatial concept, like a polygon representing a park or a point representing a landmark.

The phrase highlights the concept of specificity in spatial operations. Instead of performing an action on the entire dataset, the operation is confined to a particular "instance" of space. This is crucial for efficiency and accuracy in spatial databases, where datasets can be vast. By focusing on a specific térpéldányhoz, processing times are reduced, and the results are more relevant to the user's immediate needs. The term emphasizes the granular nature of working with spatial information.