visszagörgethetség
Visszagörgethetőség, a term derived from Hungarian, refers to the property of a system or process to be reversible, meaning that its state can be returned to a previous condition or original configuration. This concept is particularly relevant in fields such as physics, computer science, and engineering. In physics, reversibility is often associated with thermodynamic processes that can be undone without leaving any net change in the system or its surroundings. This ideal scenario is contrasted with irreversible processes, which are more common in the real world and involve some form of energy dissipation or entropy increase.
In computer science, visszagörgethetőség relates to the ability to undo operations or revert a system to a
The degree of visszagörgethetőség can vary greatly depending on the system's design. Some systems are designed