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A channel or conduit designed to route juvenile fish around the dam's turbines.
Ãâó: www.cbr.washington.edu/crisp/models/crisp1manual/t...
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The construction of a physical connection between a large end user and a supplier, other than the historic or common suppliers, when the economics dictate; that is, the system supply price of the common supplier is higher than the total price off-system supplies available through the market and separate transport of the purchase via the alternative (bypass) delivery point. The term is sometimes applied by closing down production or moving productions to a lower cost gas area.
Ãâó: www.bakercommunications.com/whbt/section6a.htm
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1. A door unit configuration, commonly used as a closet door, having 2 doors which slide left and right on a track mounted in the top of the jamb. 2. A form of heart surgery. 3. A highway designed to relieve traffic jams.
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To temporarily deactivate a portion of the INPUT DEVICES, so as not to trigger the ALARM SYSTEM while ARMED. This is usually done in homes so that MOTION SENSORS can be shut off to allow movement by the occupants, while the system is ARMED.
Ãâó: www.edmondsecurity.com/terms.htm
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A bypass is a tray that inputs non standard paper into your machine without using one of your main paper trays. This can be used to change the weight of the paper for a special document or to print on letterhead or coloured papers.
Ãâó: www.photocopiers.adopto-electronics.com/glossary.h...
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