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(physiology) the principle that specific functions have relatively circumscribed locations in some particular part or organ of the body a determination of the place where something is "he got a good fix on the target"
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Localization can mean any of the following: Generally, localization is the determination of the locality (position) of an object.Often, localization is the adaptation of an object to a locality. An example is in software localization, where the messages which a program presents to a user need to be translated into various languages.In economics, Internationalization and localizationlocalization is a way to adapt products for non-native environments.In telecommunications, GSM localizationlocalization is a technique for determining the location of a user of a GSM cell phone.In mathematics, localization of a ringlocalization is a certain technique in abstract algebra; see also localization of a module, localization of a category.In acoustics, sound localization describes how our ears find the direction of a sound source.In web design, localization refers to the adaptation of language, content and design to reflect local cultural sensitivities.In condensed matter physics, Anderson localizationlocalization is the spatial confinement of particles in a structure.In mechanics, Plasticity_(physics)plasticity, localization refers to the concentration of strain deformation in the material as thin bandsIn biology, localization of function refers to when different parts of an organ, tissue, cell, or other unit perform different tasks. It most often refers to localization of brain function.The word "Localization" is occasionally abbreviated as "l10n" (the number ten between the letters ''l'' and ''n'') because there are ten letters between its first and the last letters.See also: Globalizationdisambig !de:Lokalisierungnl:Plaatsbepal ing? op aarde DEBUG REDIRECT (localization)
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