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kommunikationstechnischer Konzentrationspunkt; Blattansatz m; Datenknoten m; Knoten m; Schwingungsknoten m |
| agric. |
Sproßknoten m; Triebknoten m |
| AI. |
Blatt n (Endknoten eines Graphen) |
| bot. |
Knie n; Gelenk n; Glied n; Internodium n |
| chem. |
Knoten m (AO) |
| commun. |
Netzzugangssystem n; Spannungsknoten m; Strom m; Knoten m (ITU-T (CCITT) I.112; network, multimedia) |
| comp. |
Netzknoten n (computer or other peripheral within a network); Netzwerkknoten m (computer or other peripheral within a network); Knoten m (Netzwerk) |
| comp., MS |
Knoten m (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it); Knoten m (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it) |
| construct. |
Gelenkknoten m; Knoten m (Fachwerk); Knotenpunkt m (Fachwerk) |
| el. |
Ecke f; Scheitel m; Teilungspunkt m; Stehwellen-Knoten f; Stehwellen-Minimum f |
| emerg.care |
Knoten m (Geschwulst) |
| environ. |
Bewegungsknoten m |
| fin., IT |
Zwischenknoten im Netzwerk |
| math., econ. |
Ereignis n |
| meas.inst. |
Knoten m (oscillation); Knotenpunkt m |
| med. |
Nodus m (nodus); Perlen f; Knopf m; Knötchen n (nodulus); Lymphknoten m (nodulus lymphoideus); Lymphdrüse f (nodulus lymphoideus); Lymphfollikel m (nodulus lymphoideus); Tuberkel m (tuberculum); Knoten m (nodus) |
| microel. |
Schaltungspunkt m |
| opt. |
Hauptpunkt m |
| paleont. |
Warz n |
| phys. |
Knotenpunkt m (e.g. of the differential equation) |
| pwr.lines. |
Fachwerkknoten n |
| tech. |
Verknüpfungspunkt m; Netzknoten n; Reflektionspunkt m |
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node of a standing wave [nəʊd] n | |
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Stehwellenminimum n; Stehwellenknoten m |
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| gen. |
Knoten m |
| bot. |
Nodien n (Halmknoten) |
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Schaltungspunkt m |
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node of a cabled distribution system [nəʊd] n | |
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Sternpunkt eines Breitbandkabel-Verteilnetzes |
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| gen. |
Stengelknoten m |
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| meas.inst. |
Schwingungsknoten m |
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| English thesaurus |
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Point at which terminals are given access to a network |
| USA |
A location in a mobility system where a movement requirement is originated, processed for onward movement, or terminated (JP 3-17); In communications and computer systems, the physical location that provides terminating, switching, and gateway access services to support information exchange (JP 6-0); An element of a system that represents a person, place, or physical thing (JP 3-0) |
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| abbr., progr., IT |
Network Operation And Design Engineering System |
| abbr., securit. |
NASDAQ Order Delivery and Execution System |
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noise diode |
