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Isolation is a reduction in the capacity of a system to respond to an excitation. This is attained by the use of a resilient element between the equipment and mounting surface.
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The different shapes of an Arabic character that correspond to its position in a word.
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Two circuits are isolated when there is no direct electrical connection between them. Isolation to Earth or System A high transient voltage at one input may damage not only the input circuit, but the rest of the data acquisition hardware, and, by propagating through the signal conditioning and A/D circuits, eventually damage the computer system as well. You can prevent this type of damage by isolating the input from the earth of the data acquisition and computer hardware. ...
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Is a measure of the presence of the unwanted wavelength relative to the wanted wavelength in a particular port of a wavelength division demultiplexer.
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Moving individual parts of the body independently of others.
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