noun
ArchaeologyA unifacial stone tool.
uniface
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Noun
(plural unifaces)
- (archaeology) A prehistoric stone tool that has been flaked on one surface only.
Origin
uni- +"Ž face
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uniface - Computer Definition
An application development system for e-commerce and client/server environments from Compuware. It is a repository-driven system that integrates with a variety of CASE tools, report writers and version control systems. Supporting all major Web standards and component models, Windows, Mac and OS/2 clients and VMS and Unix servers, UNIFACE is known for its scalability and deployment on large enterprise-wide applications. UNIFACE was developed by Uniface International, which was acquired by Compuware.
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