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transport Ways of moving people and goods from one place to another.
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transport The mechanical part of an LP turntable, audio tape deck, CD player, LV player, DVD Player, or VCR that moves the disc or tape so that the signal can be reproduced. When a DVD player is used with an outboard DAC, it is said to function as a transport.
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transport the moving of eroded rock or soil particles.
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transport The portion of a tape recorder that moves the tape past the heads at constant speed.
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transport medium Physical component (fiber optic, coax, copper twisted pair, or air) that a signal is transported over.
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