保存

Seinō refers to the performance, efficiency, or functional capacity of a machine, device, or system. It describes how well a piece of technology operates relative to its intended purpose.

Refers to the specific function, feature, or facility of a machine, system, or biological organ. It describes the intended activity or purpose that something is designed to perform.

The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.

The simulation of human intelligence processes by computer systems, especially the ability to learn, reason, and self-correct.

Strong, robust, and durable. Often used to describe physical structures, security systems, or logic.

To check and verify information or data by comparing it with another source, standard, or record to ensure accuracy.

The quality of being versatile or having a wide range of applications. It describes something that can be used for many different purposes or in many different situations.

To block or cut off a flow, passage, or communication. It can refer to physical barriers or abstract blocking of information.

To follow the trail or track the movement/development of something over time. Used in logistics, criminal investigation, and scientific studies.

Refers to something that already exists or is currently established. It is often used when discussing existing systems, infrastructure, or established theories.