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noeud d´extrémité; système d'accès au réseau; noeud périphérique |
| comp. |
nœud m |
| comp., MS |
noeud m (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it); nœud m (For failover clusters or server clusters, a computer system that is an active or inactive member of the cluster) |
| construct. |
noeud d'intersection |
| el. |
point de branchement; bifurcation f; sommet m |
| fin., IT |
réseau intermédiaire |
| IT |
noeud m; centre nodal |
| IT, el. |
connexion f |
| life.sc. |
point nodal |
| med. |
ganglion lymphatique (nodus lymphaticus); nodus lymphaticus; ganglion m; nœud m (nodus); nodule m (nodus) |
| paleont. |
tubercule m; clavus m |
| phys.sc. |
ligne nodale; surface nodale |
| transp., construct. |
carrefour m |
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| fin., life.sc. |
noeuds m |
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| fish.farm. |
note aux délégations |
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| paleont. |
monticules m; tubercules m |
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node of a cabled distribution system [nəʊd] n | |
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| radio |
noeud de répartition d'un réseau de télédistribution |
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| English thesaurus |
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| IT |
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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| tech. |
noise diode |
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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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