Retention

Retention ( Latin: retinere = " restrain ") stands for:

Hold retention ( philosophy), ability of consciousness, in addition to accruing to current perceptions and perceptions of the immediately preceding moment
Retention ( right ), to make use of the right to retain a service to be provided until a claim, a claim that has been provided to meet these performance
Retention ( medicine), retention of certain substances or liquids; other meanings: Immobilization of a bone fracture or correct a deformity
Retention (dentistry ), dental retention occurs when a tooth in the jaw remains trapped and does not break
Retention ( NVRAM), minimum specified by the manufacturer of the storage time in which a once- stored information is error-free, that is, no data is lost
Retention ( water ), balancing effect of reservoirs on discharge in rivers
Retention ( papermaking ), agents for improving the filtration in papermaking
Retention (chromatography ), delayed flow of the individual substances of the substance mixture of the mobile phase through the interaction with the stationary phase
Retention ( Chemistry), obtaining configuration, see Nucleophilic substitution
Retention ( HR ), the ability of a company or the management, its employees long-term binding per se, see Human Resources
Retention ( software development), ability of a software or a web service to bind the users and to encourage them to regular use