Definition of footprint in English:

footprint

noun ˈfʊtprɪntˈfʊtˌprɪnt

1The impression left by a foot or shoe on the ground or a surface.
脚印，足迹
Example sentencesExamples
- She walked away, her shoes leaving footprints on the lightly snow covered ground.
- I had seen strange things on the island: a footprint from a large shoe, when we all went around with bare feet; a cigarette end - none of us smoked; strange shadows among the trees, shadows that belonged to no one.
- There were some deep footprints in the ground near the wall and stile that were made when the ground was much softer than it was now.
- The ground held hard, but her shoes left a footprint.
- She set off across the meadow, leaving no footprints on the ground.
- She took a few steps, her shoes making footprints in the dust on the floor.
- In one of the trenches, possible animal footprints or impressions have been found.
- There was a footprint about five feet ahead of me, which looked like what one of their footprints should look like.
- And of course Buddhists still use it to symbolise the feet or footprints of the Buddha.
- During the next patrol, at about 10 p.m., however, our men found fresh footprints on the wet ground.
- The grassy ground was muddy and marked with numerous footprints, filling with water as raindrops fell.
- Everywhere the red-tinted cement is impressed with the footprints of children, feral dogs, rickshaws.
- They cautiously advanced into the small basin, carefully examining the ground for footprints or other signs of recent use.
- The wear on the sole of a shoe obvious from a footprint can often be just as useful.
- She went into her room, her feet making footprints on the dusty floor.
- The waves crashed in over her delicate feet and erased the footprints in the sand behind her.
- The argument for authenticity also hinges on the assumption that the footprints show a foot skeleton unique in proportion relative to human feet.
- We took the shoes and formed footprints, leading up four storeys or so.
- He looked down at the ground, not even footprints could be found.
- Yet in the sand was a third set of footprints and the smudgy impression of his body being dragged away.
Synonyms
footmark, footstep, track, print, mark, spoor, trace, impression
1. 1.1 The impact on the environment of human activity in terms of pollution, damage to ecosystems, and the depletion of natural resources.
  人类活动对环境的影响（如污染、生态系统的破坏和自然资源枯竭）
  these countries are so populous that they can have a very big footprint
  这些国家人口过多，可能对环境造成巨大影响。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Not only is launching from a balloon well proven and cheaper, it also leaves a carbon footprint so small as to be invisible.
  The company lost huge marks for not acknowledging the extent of its carbon footprint.
  We can design our products to minimize the environmental footprint they leave.
  How much do you think consumers care about individual products ' carbon footprint?
  This need not be the case; steps can be taken to reduce the carbon footprint of even the smallest of organisations.
  And companies concerned about their carbon footprints or looking to cultivate a green image may consider videoconferencing as a way to show their commitment to the environment.
  This is just another example of how we leave carbon footprints everywhere we go.
  The backlit screen does that for you and at night you can reduce brightness, thereby cutting your carbon footprint further.
  Using the same aggregates as normal concrete, it could be used anywhere cement is but with a fraction of the carbon footprint.
  Anything that is reasonable in price and technically feasible that can reduce carbon footprint might work.
  I hope these power-hungry server farms start looking to reducing their energy footprint.
  Music streaming can be bad for your carbon footprint - the computer has to be on to play audio files from its hard drive.
  Thanks to solar panels that soak up energy during the day to power the wheel, those extravagant light shows have a minuscule carbon footprint.
  These may be small steps, but the energy monitors help you understand your contributions to cut your carbon footprint.
  This will reduce the utility's carbon footprint.
  Primarily aimed at small businesses, the initiative also includes effective managements solutions in an attempt to reduce the carbon footprint of HP products.
  So shrink your carbon footprint and find out more.
  Unlike high-energy silicon manufacture, this will be a cheap low-temperature process for a small carbon footprint.
  I am not sure that would lower the worlds carbon footprint.
  But my hunch is that the carbon footprint per page viewed will be less on the screen.
2. 1.2Computing The amount of memory or disk space required by a program.
  〔计算机〕（程序所需的）内存占用量；磁盘空间
  Example sentencesExamples
  In most cases, memory footprint is down 75 %.
  Twenty per cent improvements in performance - in addition to the smaller footprints - are anticipated by Intel.
  This allows for a smaller memory footprint than loading all the instruments simultaneously.
  What is needed is something that can transfer a decent amount of files with the smallest footprint.
  The software has a very small installed footprint of less than 2.5MB.
  This addition is part of Sophos's overall growth strategy and deepens its North American footprint.
2The area occupied or affected by something.
building contractors ensured that the footprint of the former military base was reused
Example sentencesExamples
- Mayor Angelo Tsirekas argued that the footprint of the development remained constant, so the overall impact of the alterations was minimal.
- And we're looking at reducing the footprint of this facility as people are moving forward.
- Its four storeys would cover the same footprint of the factory, but would not be at a higher level.
- When we enter, we are daunted by the great height of the room in comparison with its modest footprint.
- Over the coming weeks I will be discussing with my colleagues in Scottish Development International how best to enlarge our footprint in what is a market of massive significance.
- The new enginehouse sits beside the old V & T turntable pit and does not cover the footprint of the former wooden roundhouse, which varied between four and six stalls.
- To achieve a workable space, the floor of the arcades that covered the footprint of the theatre was demolished.
- Squeeze a modern NFL stadium inside the footprint of the original Soldier Field.
- It's going to be very important to maintain the regimental footprints in the these areas.
- The new service, once consumer-driven, has expanded its footprint to include public safety networks and municipal applications.
- If the footprint exceeds the available biologically productive area of the country, it runs an ecological deficit (fourth column of Table 1).
- Just to the east of the Better Living Centre is a plaque in the ground that shows the footprints of the old grandstands, as well as some of the old seats from the stadium.
- But the streets, the oldest footprint of the town, remain in so many American cities with surprising obduracy.
- Widening will be done in most cases within the existing footprint of the road by eating into hard shoulders and central reservations.
- The proposed gas terminal consists of a series of buildings and other structures which will be constructed on a platform footprint area of approximately 13 hectares.
- The sales footprint covers key markets in Germany, Spain, Scandinavia, Portugal, and the UK amongst others.
- He said Magellan had chosen the number of houses to reduce the footprint of development on the site, to reduce the impact on the green belt.
- But as the borders of colonialism receded, R & D receded with them, shrinking to match the footprint of the consumer market.
- It's equally important to create a livable community for a greater number of people on the same footprint, said Mussatto.
- Lake County voting records show there are 116 people registered to vote in the footprint of the U.S. Steel Yard stadium.
1. 2.1 The area beneath an aircraft or a land vehicle which is affected by its noise or pressure.
  （飞机或车辆的）噪音（或重量）覆盖区
  Example sentencesExamples
  Another possible alternative is maximizing the use of another element of the strategic triad to reduce the airlift footprint.
  In the same report you referred to the annoyance caused by RAF Tucano aircraft which are not jets but affect people over a wide area of the Vale of York because of their high frequency noise footprint and the way they are used in training.
  As it gains altitude and speed, the area - the footprint - widens out as the options begin to include turning a little right and left.
  Air-tour helicopter operators at the canyon have to make money with a lower-capacity aircraft with a larger noise footprint.
  The footprint of a vehicle will be calculated by multiplying its wheelbase by its track width.
  And the next thing they have to do is to get to the zoning authorities and tell them not to allow people to move into the noise footprint of the airport.
  Simon said noise is not the kind of issue it is at other urban airports, noting that El Toro is the only airport in the country that does not have homes within its 65-dB noise footprint.
  Airborne ISR can also leave a smaller footprint than other methods if we base the aircraft outside the host nation.
2. 2.2 The area in which a broadcast signal from a particular source can be received.
  广播信号覆盖区
  Example sentencesExamples
  In other words, the plan is not to restrict the wireless footprint of these hotspots.
  The satellite's footprints extend beyond the U.S. borders, and signals can be received as far north as Edmonton.
  One of the participants noted that it was the broadcasters who mooted the first real idea of CAS to ensure that all channels that had a footprint in the country could be viewed on demand.
  Satellite signals and footprints did not respect geo-political boundaries and it was no longer possible to limit the medium or its message to the confines of the nation state.
  This system fits right within the footprint of our six-speed transmission.
  ‘What we then realized with this network is that we have an opportunity to spread the programming further than the existing footprint,’ he says.
  Cogent currently provides Ethernet services in 15 metro markets and is extending its footprint to include five additional markets by the end of the year.
  It is supposed to have 2.5-meter resolution as well as the capacity to send down images that can be received within the imaged footprint.
  The footprint for the free satellite covers all of Britain and Ireland.
  A square white sector antenna with a beam width of about 40°, angles down at the park and provides a signal footprint that serves the park itself and little else.
  Carriers are also expanding their footprint into communication-starved rural areas to tap unmet demand.
  To increase profitability and attract new customers, service providers have focused typically on expanding their network footprints.
  Digital cable is available virtually throughout its footprint, although just 183,000 customers have signed on as of March 31.
  In addition to international expansion, it hopes to expand its footprint with its current customers.
  ABC Asia Pacific television began broadcasting in December and already has a footprint extending from Bangladesh in the west, Korea in the north and as far east as the Cook Islands.
3. 2.3 The space taken up on a surface by a piece of computer hardware.
  （计算机硬件的）台面面积
  Example sentencesExamples
  In-band replication solutions are non-invasive, having no need for a software footprint on the application server.
  This suggests that developers might be better off concentrating their energies on PDAs and other devices with larger footprints and screens.
  When running in 2D mode, the graphics has a memory footprint as small as 1MB.
  And by just taking the pieces I want, I have smaller footprints because I leave behind the features I don't need.
  Finally, technology footprints continue to shrink, leaving that much more space ready to be used for other uses.
  Backup initially consisted of moving data to some form of media that could be transported and housed in a reasonable footprint and stored for long periods of time.
  The net effect was to reduce their storage footprint by about 30%, which in turn pushed back the need for upgrading the mail server with larger hard drives.
  Third, it has a small footprint, saving space in the data centre.
  The system uses a flat panel touchscreen and a separate IR keyboard and its small footprint allows it to fit any test bench.
  But the real selling point for this printer is its space-saving footprint.
  The CX6400 takes up minimal space - it's got a small footprint, and it's not too tall for a printer with a flatbed scanner topping it.
  In addition, they have all increased the densities of drives within rack environments to ensure the footprint provides maximum capacity in limited space.
  The program leaves a small footprint on your PC as most of the data resides on the CD.
  Compare the total amount of data that can be stored in the same footprint and DVD gets much more attractive than MO.
  In 61 minutes, the machine compiled a model with a memory footprint larger than the largest user space in 32-bit Linux - 3.6GB.
  Consolidation also reduces facilities and device maintenance expenses through the reduction of the storage footprint and optimization of physical device usage.
  The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features!
  And libraries do offer high-density storage in a small footprint.
  So to sum up we've got a very good OS that's a pleasure to use, and that you're going to think just about justifies the vast hardware footprint.
  Most of them have unique benefits over any other window manager - smaller memory footprints, more efficient code, better extensibility and so forth.

Definition of footprint in US English:

footprint

nounˈfʊtˌprɪntˈfo͝otˌprint

1The impression left by a foot or shoe on the ground or a surface.
脚印，足迹
Example sentencesExamples
- In one of the trenches, possible animal footprints or impressions have been found.
- I had seen strange things on the island: a footprint from a large shoe, when we all went around with bare feet; a cigarette end - none of us smoked; strange shadows among the trees, shadows that belonged to no one.
- He looked down at the ground, not even footprints could be found.
- The argument for authenticity also hinges on the assumption that the footprints show a foot skeleton unique in proportion relative to human feet.
- Everywhere the red-tinted cement is impressed with the footprints of children, feral dogs, rickshaws.
- And of course Buddhists still use it to symbolise the feet or footprints of the Buddha.
- She set off across the meadow, leaving no footprints on the ground.
- During the next patrol, at about 10 p.m., however, our men found fresh footprints on the wet ground.
- We took the shoes and formed footprints, leading up four storeys or so.
- The wear on the sole of a shoe obvious from a footprint can often be just as useful.
- The waves crashed in over her delicate feet and erased the footprints in the sand behind her.
- She walked away, her shoes leaving footprints on the lightly snow covered ground.
- There were some deep footprints in the ground near the wall and stile that were made when the ground was much softer than it was now.
- She took a few steps, her shoes making footprints in the dust on the floor.
- There was a footprint about five feet ahead of me, which looked like what one of their footprints should look like.
- They cautiously advanced into the small basin, carefully examining the ground for footprints or other signs of recent use.
- Yet in the sand was a third set of footprints and the smudgy impression of his body being dragged away.
- The grassy ground was muddy and marked with numerous footprints, filling with water as raindrops fell.
- She went into her room, her feet making footprints on the dusty floor.
- The ground held hard, but her shoes left a footprint.
Synonyms
footmark, footstep, track, print, mark, spoor, trace, impression
1. 1.1 The impact on the environment of human activity in terms of pollution, damage to ecosystems, and the depletion of natural resources.
  人类活动对环境的影响（如污染、生态系统的破坏和自然资源枯竭）
  these countries are so populous that they can have a very big footprint
  这些国家人口过多，可能对环境造成巨大影响。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This need not be the case; steps can be taken to reduce the carbon footprint of even the smallest of organisations.
  Anything that is reasonable in price and technically feasible that can reduce carbon footprint might work.
  The backlit screen does that for you and at night you can reduce brightness, thereby cutting your carbon footprint further.
  Thanks to solar panels that soak up energy during the day to power the wheel, those extravagant light shows have a minuscule carbon footprint.
  These may be small steps, but the energy monitors help you understand your contributions to cut your carbon footprint.
  I hope these power-hungry server farms start looking to reducing their energy footprint.
  I am not sure that would lower the worlds carbon footprint.
  The company lost huge marks for not acknowledging the extent of its carbon footprint.
  Using the same aggregates as normal concrete, it could be used anywhere cement is but with a fraction of the carbon footprint.
  This will reduce the utility's carbon footprint.
  Music streaming can be bad for your carbon footprint - the computer has to be on to play audio files from its hard drive.
  Not only is launching from a balloon well proven and cheaper, it also leaves a carbon footprint so small as to be invisible.
  Primarily aimed at small businesses, the initiative also includes effective managements solutions in an attempt to reduce the carbon footprint of HP products.
  And companies concerned about their carbon footprints or looking to cultivate a green image may consider videoconferencing as a way to show their commitment to the environment.
  This is just another example of how we leave carbon footprints everywhere we go.
  So shrink your carbon footprint and find out more.
  But my hunch is that the carbon footprint per page viewed will be less on the screen.
  How much do you think consumers care about individual products ' carbon footprint?
  Unlike high-energy silicon manufacture, this will be a cheap low-temperature process for a small carbon footprint.
  We can design our products to minimize the environmental footprint they leave.
2. 1.2Computing The amount of memory or disk space required by a program.
  〔计算机〕（程序所需的）内存占用量；磁盘空间
  Example sentencesExamples
  This allows for a smaller memory footprint than loading all the instruments simultaneously.
  This addition is part of Sophos's overall growth strategy and deepens its North American footprint.
  The software has a very small installed footprint of less than 2.5MB.
  What is needed is something that can transfer a decent amount of files with the smallest footprint.
  Twenty per cent improvements in performance - in addition to the smaller footprints - are anticipated by Intel.
  In most cases, memory footprint is down 75 %.
2The area occupied or affected by something.
building contractors ensured that the footprint of the former military base was reused
Example sentencesExamples
- He said Magellan had chosen the number of houses to reduce the footprint of development on the site, to reduce the impact on the green belt.
- The new enginehouse sits beside the old V & T turntable pit and does not cover the footprint of the former wooden roundhouse, which varied between four and six stalls.
- But as the borders of colonialism receded, R & D receded with them, shrinking to match the footprint of the consumer market.
- When we enter, we are daunted by the great height of the room in comparison with its modest footprint.
- And we're looking at reducing the footprint of this facility as people are moving forward.
- Over the coming weeks I will be discussing with my colleagues in Scottish Development International how best to enlarge our footprint in what is a market of massive significance.
- It's going to be very important to maintain the regimental footprints in the these areas.
- The sales footprint covers key markets in Germany, Spain, Scandinavia, Portugal, and the UK amongst others.
- Lake County voting records show there are 116 people registered to vote in the footprint of the U.S. Steel Yard stadium.
- The new service, once consumer-driven, has expanded its footprint to include public safety networks and municipal applications.
- Just to the east of the Better Living Centre is a plaque in the ground that shows the footprints of the old grandstands, as well as some of the old seats from the stadium.
- Widening will be done in most cases within the existing footprint of the road by eating into hard shoulders and central reservations.
- It's equally important to create a livable community for a greater number of people on the same footprint, said Mussatto.
- Its four storeys would cover the same footprint of the factory, but would not be at a higher level.
- Squeeze a modern NFL stadium inside the footprint of the original Soldier Field.
- To achieve a workable space, the floor of the arcades that covered the footprint of the theatre was demolished.
- But the streets, the oldest footprint of the town, remain in so many American cities with surprising obduracy.
- Mayor Angelo Tsirekas argued that the footprint of the development remained constant, so the overall impact of the alterations was minimal.
- The proposed gas terminal consists of a series of buildings and other structures which will be constructed on a platform footprint area of approximately 13 hectares.
- If the footprint exceeds the available biologically productive area of the country, it runs an ecological deficit (fourth column of Table 1).
1. 2.1 The area beneath an aircraft or a land vehicle that is affected by its noise or weight.
  （飞机或车辆的）噪音（或重量）覆盖区
  Example sentencesExamples
  As it gains altitude and speed, the area - the footprint - widens out as the options begin to include turning a little right and left.
  And the next thing they have to do is to get to the zoning authorities and tell them not to allow people to move into the noise footprint of the airport.
  Simon said noise is not the kind of issue it is at other urban airports, noting that El Toro is the only airport in the country that does not have homes within its 65-dB noise footprint.
  The footprint of a vehicle will be calculated by multiplying its wheelbase by its track width.
  In the same report you referred to the annoyance caused by RAF Tucano aircraft which are not jets but affect people over a wide area of the Vale of York because of their high frequency noise footprint and the way they are used in training.
  Another possible alternative is maximizing the use of another element of the strategic triad to reduce the airlift footprint.
  Airborne ISR can also leave a smaller footprint than other methods if we base the aircraft outside the host nation.
  Air-tour helicopter operators at the canyon have to make money with a lower-capacity aircraft with a larger noise footprint.
2. 2.2 The area in which a broadcast signal from a particular source can be received.
  广播信号覆盖区
  Example sentencesExamples
  Cogent currently provides Ethernet services in 15 metro markets and is extending its footprint to include five additional markets by the end of the year.
  The satellite's footprints extend beyond the U.S. borders, and signals can be received as far north as Edmonton.
  This system fits right within the footprint of our six-speed transmission.
  In other words, the plan is not to restrict the wireless footprint of these hotspots.
  Digital cable is available virtually throughout its footprint, although just 183,000 customers have signed on as of March 31.
  One of the participants noted that it was the broadcasters who mooted the first real idea of CAS to ensure that all channels that had a footprint in the country could be viewed on demand.
  Satellite signals and footprints did not respect geo-political boundaries and it was no longer possible to limit the medium or its message to the confines of the nation state.
  ABC Asia Pacific television began broadcasting in December and already has a footprint extending from Bangladesh in the west, Korea in the north and as far east as the Cook Islands.
  In addition to international expansion, it hopes to expand its footprint with its current customers.
  The footprint for the free satellite covers all of Britain and Ireland.
  It is supposed to have 2.5-meter resolution as well as the capacity to send down images that can be received within the imaged footprint.
  ‘What we then realized with this network is that we have an opportunity to spread the programming further than the existing footprint,’ he says.
  A square white sector antenna with a beam width of about 40°, angles down at the park and provides a signal footprint that serves the park itself and little else.
  Carriers are also expanding their footprint into communication-starved rural areas to tap unmet demand.
  To increase profitability and attract new customers, service providers have focused typically on expanding their network footprints.
3. 2.3 The space taken up on a surface by a piece of computer hardware.
  （计算机硬件的）台面面积
  Example sentencesExamples
  But the real selling point for this printer is its space-saving footprint.
  The system uses a flat panel touchscreen and a separate IR keyboard and its small footprint allows it to fit any test bench.
  In addition, they have all increased the densities of drives within rack environments to ensure the footprint provides maximum capacity in limited space.
  Most of them have unique benefits over any other window manager - smaller memory footprints, more efficient code, better extensibility and so forth.
  And libraries do offer high-density storage in a small footprint.
  When running in 2D mode, the graphics has a memory footprint as small as 1MB.
  Compare the total amount of data that can be stored in the same footprint and DVD gets much more attractive than MO.
  Consolidation also reduces facilities and device maintenance expenses through the reduction of the storage footprint and optimization of physical device usage.
  The program leaves a small footprint on your PC as most of the data resides on the CD.
  So to sum up we've got a very good OS that's a pleasure to use, and that you're going to think just about justifies the vast hardware footprint.
  The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features!
  This suggests that developers might be better off concentrating their energies on PDAs and other devices with larger footprints and screens.
  In-band replication solutions are non-invasive, having no need for a software footprint on the application server.
  Third, it has a small footprint, saving space in the data centre.
  Backup initially consisted of moving data to some form of media that could be transported and housed in a reasonable footprint and stored for long periods of time.
  And by just taking the pieces I want, I have smaller footprints because I leave behind the features I don't need.
  In 61 minutes, the machine compiled a model with a memory footprint larger than the largest user space in 32-bit Linux - 3.6GB.
  The CX6400 takes up minimal space - it's got a small footprint, and it's not too tall for a printer with a flatbed scanner topping it.
  The net effect was to reduce their storage footprint by about 30%, which in turn pushed back the need for upgrading the mail server with larger hard drives.
  Finally, technology footprints continue to shrink, leaving that much more space ready to be used for other uses.

单词	footprint
释义	Definition of footprint in English: footprint noun ˈfʊtprɪntˈfʊtˌprɪnt 1The impression left by a foot or shoe on the ground or a surface. 脚印，足迹 Example sentencesExamples She walked away, her shoes leaving footprints on the lightly snow covered ground. I had seen strange things on the island: a footprint from a large shoe, when we all went around with bare feet; a cigarette end - none of us smoked; strange shadows among the trees, shadows that belonged to no one. There were some deep footprints in the ground near the wall and stile that were made when the ground was much softer than it was now. The ground held hard, but her shoes left a footprint. She set off across the meadow, leaving no footprints on the ground. She took a few steps, her shoes making footprints in the dust on the floor. In one of the trenches, possible animal footprints or impressions have been found. There was a footprint about five feet ahead of me, which looked like what one of their footprints should look like. And of course Buddhists still use it to symbolise the feet or footprints of the Buddha. During the next patrol, at about 10 p.m., however, our men found fresh footprints on the wet ground. The grassy ground was muddy and marked with numerous footprints, filling with water as raindrops fell. Everywhere the red-tinted cement is impressed with the footprints of children, feral dogs, rickshaws. They cautiously advanced into the small basin, carefully examining the ground for footprints or other signs of recent use. The wear on the sole of a shoe obvious from a footprint can often be just as useful. She went into her room, her feet making footprints on the dusty floor. The waves crashed in over her delicate feet and erased the footprints in the sand behind her. The argument for authenticity also hinges on the assumption that the footprints show a foot skeleton unique in proportion relative to human feet. We took the shoes and formed footprints, leading up four storeys or so. He looked down at the ground, not even footprints could be found. Yet in the sand was a third set of footprints and the smudgy impression of his body being dragged away. Synonyms footmark, footstep, track, print, mark, spoor, trace, impression 1.1 The impact on the environment of human activity in terms of pollution, damage to ecosystems, and the depletion of natural resources. 人类活动对环境的影响（如污染、生态系统的破坏和自然资源枯竭） these countries are so populous that they can have a very big footprint 这些国家人口过多，可能对环境造成巨大影响。 Example sentencesExamples Not only is launching from a balloon well proven and cheaper, it also leaves a carbon footprint so small as to be invisible. The company lost huge marks for not acknowledging the extent of its carbon footprint. We can design our products to minimize the environmental footprint they leave. How much do you think consumers care about individual products ' carbon footprint? This need not be the case; steps can be taken to reduce the carbon footprint of even the smallest of organisations. And companies concerned about their carbon footprints or looking to cultivate a green image may consider videoconferencing as a way to show their commitment to the environment. This is just another example of how we leave carbon footprints everywhere we go. The backlit screen does that for you and at night you can reduce brightness, thereby cutting your carbon footprint further. Using the same aggregates as normal concrete, it could be used anywhere cement is but with a fraction of the carbon footprint. Anything that is reasonable in price and technically feasible that can reduce carbon footprint might work. I hope these power-hungry server farms start looking to reducing their energy footprint. Music streaming can be bad for your carbon footprint - the computer has to be on to play audio files from its hard drive. Thanks to solar panels that soak up energy during the day to power the wheel, those extravagant light shows have a minuscule carbon footprint. These may be small steps, but the energy monitors help you understand your contributions to cut your carbon footprint. This will reduce the utility's carbon footprint. Primarily aimed at small businesses, the initiative also includes effective managements solutions in an attempt to reduce the carbon footprint of HP products. So shrink your carbon footprint and find out more. Unlike high-energy silicon manufacture, this will be a cheap low-temperature process for a small carbon footprint. I am not sure that would lower the worlds carbon footprint. But my hunch is that the carbon footprint per page viewed will be less on the screen. 1.2Computing The amount of memory or disk space required by a program. 〔计算机〕（程序所需的）内存占用量；磁盘空间 Example sentencesExamples In most cases, memory footprint is down 75 %. Twenty per cent improvements in performance - in addition to the smaller footprints - are anticipated by Intel. This allows for a smaller memory footprint than loading all the instruments simultaneously. What is needed is something that can transfer a decent amount of files with the smallest footprint. The software has a very small installed footprint of less than 2.5MB. This addition is part of Sophos's overall growth strategy and deepens its North American footprint. 2The area occupied or affected by something. building contractors ensured that the footprint of the former military base was reused Example sentencesExamples Mayor Angelo Tsirekas argued that the footprint of the development remained constant, so the overall impact of the alterations was minimal. And we're looking at reducing the footprint of this facility as people are moving forward. Its four storeys would cover the same footprint of the factory, but would not be at a higher level. When we enter, we are daunted by the great height of the room in comparison with its modest footprint. Over the coming weeks I will be discussing with my colleagues in Scottish Development International how best to enlarge our footprint in what is a market of massive significance. The new enginehouse sits beside the old V & T turntable pit and does not cover the footprint of the former wooden roundhouse, which varied between four and six stalls. To achieve a workable space, the floor of the arcades that covered the footprint of the theatre was demolished. Squeeze a modern NFL stadium inside the footprint of the original Soldier Field. It's going to be very important to maintain the regimental footprints in the these areas. The new service, once consumer-driven, has expanded its footprint to include public safety networks and municipal applications. If the footprint exceeds the available biologically productive area of the country, it runs an ecological deficit (fourth column of Table 1). Just to the east of the Better Living Centre is a plaque in the ground that shows the footprints of the old grandstands, as well as some of the old seats from the stadium. But the streets, the oldest footprint of the town, remain in so many American cities with surprising obduracy. Widening will be done in most cases within the existing footprint of the road by eating into hard shoulders and central reservations. The proposed gas terminal consists of a series of buildings and other structures which will be constructed on a platform footprint area of approximately 13 hectares. The sales footprint covers key markets in Germany, Spain, Scandinavia, Portugal, and the UK amongst others. He said Magellan had chosen the number of houses to reduce the footprint of development on the site, to reduce the impact on the green belt. But as the borders of colonialism receded, R & D receded with them, shrinking to match the footprint of the consumer market. It's equally important to create a livable community for a greater number of people on the same footprint, said Mussatto. Lake County voting records show there are 116 people registered to vote in the footprint of the U.S. Steel Yard stadium. 2.1 The area beneath an aircraft or a land vehicle which is affected by its noise or pressure. （飞机或车辆的）噪音（或重量）覆盖区 Example sentencesExamples Another possible alternative is maximizing the use of another element of the strategic triad to reduce the airlift footprint. In the same report you referred to the annoyance caused by RAF Tucano aircraft which are not jets but affect people over a wide area of the Vale of York because of their high frequency noise footprint and the way they are used in training. As it gains altitude and speed, the area - the footprint - widens out as the options begin to include turning a little right and left. Air-tour helicopter operators at the canyon have to make money with a lower-capacity aircraft with a larger noise footprint. The footprint of a vehicle will be calculated by multiplying its wheelbase by its track width. And the next thing they have to do is to get to the zoning authorities and tell them not to allow people to move into the noise footprint of the airport. Simon said noise is not the kind of issue it is at other urban airports, noting that El Toro is the only airport in the country that does not have homes within its 65-dB noise footprint. Airborne ISR can also leave a smaller footprint than other methods if we base the aircraft outside the host nation. 2.2 The area in which a broadcast signal from a particular source can be received. 广播信号覆盖区 Example sentencesExamples In other words, the plan is not to restrict the wireless footprint of these hotspots. The satellite's footprints extend beyond the U.S. borders, and signals can be received as far north as Edmonton. One of the participants noted that it was the broadcasters who mooted the first real idea of CAS to ensure that all channels that had a footprint in the country could be viewed on demand. Satellite signals and footprints did not respect geo-political boundaries and it was no longer possible to limit the medium or its message to the confines of the nation state. This system fits right within the footprint of our six-speed transmission. ‘What we then realized with this network is that we have an opportunity to spread the programming further than the existing footprint,’ he says. Cogent currently provides Ethernet services in 15 metro markets and is extending its footprint to include five additional markets by the end of the year. It is supposed to have 2.5-meter resolution as well as the capacity to send down images that can be received within the imaged footprint. The footprint for the free satellite covers all of Britain and Ireland. A square white sector antenna with a beam width of about 40°, angles down at the park and provides a signal footprint that serves the park itself and little else. Carriers are also expanding their footprint into communication-starved rural areas to tap unmet demand. To increase profitability and attract new customers, service providers have focused typically on expanding their network footprints. Digital cable is available virtually throughout its footprint, although just 183,000 customers have signed on as of March 31. In addition to international expansion, it hopes to expand its footprint with its current customers. ABC Asia Pacific television began broadcasting in December and already has a footprint extending from Bangladesh in the west, Korea in the north and as far east as the Cook Islands. 2.3 The space taken up on a surface by a piece of computer hardware. （计算机硬件的）台面面积 Example sentencesExamples In-band replication solutions are non-invasive, having no need for a software footprint on the application server. This suggests that developers might be better off concentrating their energies on PDAs and other devices with larger footprints and screens. When running in 2D mode, the graphics has a memory footprint as small as 1MB. And by just taking the pieces I want, I have smaller footprints because I leave behind the features I don't need. Finally, technology footprints continue to shrink, leaving that much more space ready to be used for other uses. Backup initially consisted of moving data to some form of media that could be transported and housed in a reasonable footprint and stored for long periods of time. The net effect was to reduce their storage footprint by about 30%, which in turn pushed back the need for upgrading the mail server with larger hard drives. Third, it has a small footprint, saving space in the data centre. The system uses a flat panel touchscreen and a separate IR keyboard and its small footprint allows it to fit any test bench. But the real selling point for this printer is its space-saving footprint. The CX6400 takes up minimal space - it's got a small footprint, and it's not too tall for a printer with a flatbed scanner topping it. In addition, they have all increased the densities of drives within rack environments to ensure the footprint provides maximum capacity in limited space. The program leaves a small footprint on your PC as most of the data resides on the CD. Compare the total amount of data that can be stored in the same footprint and DVD gets much more attractive than MO. In 61 minutes, the machine compiled a model with a memory footprint larger than the largest user space in 32-bit Linux - 3.6GB. Consolidation also reduces facilities and device maintenance expenses through the reduction of the storage footprint and optimization of physical device usage. The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features! And libraries do offer high-density storage in a small footprint. So to sum up we've got a very good OS that's a pleasure to use, and that you're going to think just about justifies the vast hardware footprint. Most of them have unique benefits over any other window manager - smaller memory footprints, more efficient code, better extensibility and so forth. Definition of footprint in US English: footprint nounˈfʊtˌprɪntˈfo͝otˌprint 1The impression left by a foot or shoe on the ground or a surface. 脚印，足迹 Example sentencesExamples In one of the trenches, possible animal footprints or impressions have been found. I had seen strange things on the island: a footprint from a large shoe, when we all went around with bare feet; a cigarette end - none of us smoked; strange shadows among the trees, shadows that belonged to no one. He looked down at the ground, not even footprints could be found. The argument for authenticity also hinges on the assumption that the footprints show a foot skeleton unique in proportion relative to human feet. Everywhere the red-tinted cement is impressed with the footprints of children, feral dogs, rickshaws. And of course Buddhists still use it to symbolise the feet or footprints of the Buddha. She set off across the meadow, leaving no footprints on the ground. During the next patrol, at about 10 p.m., however, our men found fresh footprints on the wet ground. We took the shoes and formed footprints, leading up four storeys or so. The wear on the sole of a shoe obvious from a footprint can often be just as useful. The waves crashed in over her delicate feet and erased the footprints in the sand behind her. She walked away, her shoes leaving footprints on the lightly snow covered ground. There were some deep footprints in the ground near the wall and stile that were made when the ground was much softer than it was now. She took a few steps, her shoes making footprints in the dust on the floor. There was a footprint about five feet ahead of me, which looked like what one of their footprints should look like. They cautiously advanced into the small basin, carefully examining the ground for footprints or other signs of recent use. Yet in the sand was a third set of footprints and the smudgy impression of his body being dragged away. The grassy ground was muddy and marked with numerous footprints, filling with water as raindrops fell. She went into her room, her feet making footprints on the dusty floor. The ground held hard, but her shoes left a footprint. Synonyms footmark, footstep, track, print, mark, spoor, trace, impression 1.1 The impact on the environment of human activity in terms of pollution, damage to ecosystems, and the depletion of natural resources. 人类活动对环境的影响（如污染、生态系统的破坏和自然资源枯竭） these countries are so populous that they can have a very big footprint 这些国家人口过多，可能对环境造成巨大影响。 Example sentencesExamples This need not be the case; steps can be taken to reduce the carbon footprint of even the smallest of organisations. Anything that is reasonable in price and technically feasible that can reduce carbon footprint might work. The backlit screen does that for you and at night you can reduce brightness, thereby cutting your carbon footprint further. Thanks to solar panels that soak up energy during the day to power the wheel, those extravagant light shows have a minuscule carbon footprint. These may be small steps, but the energy monitors help you understand your contributions to cut your carbon footprint. I hope these power-hungry server farms start looking to reducing their energy footprint. I am not sure that would lower the worlds carbon footprint. The company lost huge marks for not acknowledging the extent of its carbon footprint. Using the same aggregates as normal concrete, it could be used anywhere cement is but with a fraction of the carbon footprint. This will reduce the utility's carbon footprint. Music streaming can be bad for your carbon footprint - the computer has to be on to play audio files from its hard drive. Not only is launching from a balloon well proven and cheaper, it also leaves a carbon footprint so small as to be invisible. Primarily aimed at small businesses, the initiative also includes effective managements solutions in an attempt to reduce the carbon footprint of HP products. And companies concerned about their carbon footprints or looking to cultivate a green image may consider videoconferencing as a way to show their commitment to the environment. This is just another example of how we leave carbon footprints everywhere we go. So shrink your carbon footprint and find out more. But my hunch is that the carbon footprint per page viewed will be less on the screen. How much do you think consumers care about individual products ' carbon footprint? Unlike high-energy silicon manufacture, this will be a cheap low-temperature process for a small carbon footprint. We can design our products to minimize the environmental footprint they leave. 1.2Computing The amount of memory or disk space required by a program. 〔计算机〕（程序所需的）内存占用量；磁盘空间 Example sentencesExamples This allows for a smaller memory footprint than loading all the instruments simultaneously. This addition is part of Sophos's overall growth strategy and deepens its North American footprint. The software has a very small installed footprint of less than 2.5MB. What is needed is something that can transfer a decent amount of files with the smallest footprint. Twenty per cent improvements in performance - in addition to the smaller footprints - are anticipated by Intel. In most cases, memory footprint is down 75 %. 2The area occupied or affected by something. building contractors ensured that the footprint of the former military base was reused Example sentencesExamples He said Magellan had chosen the number of houses to reduce the footprint of development on the site, to reduce the impact on the green belt. The new enginehouse sits beside the old V & T turntable pit and does not cover the footprint of the former wooden roundhouse, which varied between four and six stalls. But as the borders of colonialism receded, R & D receded with them, shrinking to match the footprint of the consumer market. When we enter, we are daunted by the great height of the room in comparison with its modest footprint. And we're looking at reducing the footprint of this facility as people are moving forward. Over the coming weeks I will be discussing with my colleagues in Scottish Development International how best to enlarge our footprint in what is a market of massive significance. It's going to be very important to maintain the regimental footprints in the these areas. The sales footprint covers key markets in Germany, Spain, Scandinavia, Portugal, and the UK amongst others. Lake County voting records show there are 116 people registered to vote in the footprint of the U.S. Steel Yard stadium. The new service, once consumer-driven, has expanded its footprint to include public safety networks and municipal applications. Just to the east of the Better Living Centre is a plaque in the ground that shows the footprints of the old grandstands, as well as some of the old seats from the stadium. Widening will be done in most cases within the existing footprint of the road by eating into hard shoulders and central reservations. It's equally important to create a livable community for a greater number of people on the same footprint, said Mussatto. Its four storeys would cover the same footprint of the factory, but would not be at a higher level. Squeeze a modern NFL stadium inside the footprint of the original Soldier Field. To achieve a workable space, the floor of the arcades that covered the footprint of the theatre was demolished. But the streets, the oldest footprint of the town, remain in so many American cities with surprising obduracy. Mayor Angelo Tsirekas argued that the footprint of the development remained constant, so the overall impact of the alterations was minimal. The proposed gas terminal consists of a series of buildings and other structures which will be constructed on a platform footprint area of approximately 13 hectares. If the footprint exceeds the available biologically productive area of the country, it runs an ecological deficit (fourth column of Table 1). 2.1 The area beneath an aircraft or a land vehicle that is affected by its noise or weight. （飞机或车辆的）噪音（或重量）覆盖区 Example sentencesExamples As it gains altitude and speed, the area - the footprint - widens out as the options begin to include turning a little right and left. And the next thing they have to do is to get to the zoning authorities and tell them not to allow people to move into the noise footprint of the airport. Simon said noise is not the kind of issue it is at other urban airports, noting that El Toro is the only airport in the country that does not have homes within its 65-dB noise footprint. The footprint of a vehicle will be calculated by multiplying its wheelbase by its track width. In the same report you referred to the annoyance caused by RAF Tucano aircraft which are not jets but affect people over a wide area of the Vale of York because of their high frequency noise footprint and the way they are used in training. Another possible alternative is maximizing the use of another element of the strategic triad to reduce the airlift footprint. Airborne ISR can also leave a smaller footprint than other methods if we base the aircraft outside the host nation. Air-tour helicopter operators at the canyon have to make money with a lower-capacity aircraft with a larger noise footprint. 2.2 The area in which a broadcast signal from a particular source can be received. 广播信号覆盖区 Example sentencesExamples Cogent currently provides Ethernet services in 15 metro markets and is extending its footprint to include five additional markets by the end of the year. The satellite's footprints extend beyond the U.S. borders, and signals can be received as far north as Edmonton. This system fits right within the footprint of our six-speed transmission. In other words, the plan is not to restrict the wireless footprint of these hotspots. Digital cable is available virtually throughout its footprint, although just 183,000 customers have signed on as of March 31. One of the participants noted that it was the broadcasters who mooted the first real idea of CAS to ensure that all channels that had a footprint in the country could be viewed on demand. Satellite signals and footprints did not respect geo-political boundaries and it was no longer possible to limit the medium or its message to the confines of the nation state. ABC Asia Pacific television began broadcasting in December and already has a footprint extending from Bangladesh in the west, Korea in the north and as far east as the Cook Islands. In addition to international expansion, it hopes to expand its footprint with its current customers. The footprint for the free satellite covers all of Britain and Ireland. It is supposed to have 2.5-meter resolution as well as the capacity to send down images that can be received within the imaged footprint. ‘What we then realized with this network is that we have an opportunity to spread the programming further than the existing footprint,’ he says. A square white sector antenna with a beam width of about 40°, angles down at the park and provides a signal footprint that serves the park itself and little else. Carriers are also expanding their footprint into communication-starved rural areas to tap unmet demand. To increase profitability and attract new customers, service providers have focused typically on expanding their network footprints. 2.3 The space taken up on a surface by a piece of computer hardware. （计算机硬件的）台面面积 Example sentencesExamples But the real selling point for this printer is its space-saving footprint. The system uses a flat panel touchscreen and a separate IR keyboard and its small footprint allows it to fit any test bench. In addition, they have all increased the densities of drives within rack environments to ensure the footprint provides maximum capacity in limited space. Most of them have unique benefits over any other window manager - smaller memory footprints, more efficient code, better extensibility and so forth. And libraries do offer high-density storage in a small footprint. When running in 2D mode, the graphics has a memory footprint as small as 1MB. Compare the total amount of data that can be stored in the same footprint and DVD gets much more attractive than MO. Consolidation also reduces facilities and device maintenance expenses through the reduction of the storage footprint and optimization of physical device usage. The program leaves a small footprint on your PC as most of the data resides on the CD. So to sum up we've got a very good OS that's a pleasure to use, and that you're going to think just about justifies the vast hardware footprint. The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features! This suggests that developers might be better off concentrating their energies on PDAs and other devices with larger footprints and screens. In-band replication solutions are non-invasive, having no need for a software footprint on the application server. Third, it has a small footprint, saving space in the data centre. Backup initially consisted of moving data to some form of media that could be transported and housed in a reasonable footprint and stored for long periods of time. And by just taking the pieces I want, I have smaller footprints because I leave behind the features I don't need. In 61 minutes, the machine compiled a model with a memory footprint larger than the largest user space in 32-bit Linux - 3.6GB. The CX6400 takes up minimal space - it's got a small footprint, and it's not too tall for a printer with a flatbed scanner topping it. The net effect was to reduce their storage footprint by about 30%, which in turn pushed back the need for upgrading the mail server with larger hard drives. Finally, technology footprints continue to shrink, leaving that much more space ready to be used for other uses.
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