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terminal This is an outlet for a network where a normal human can view information and make use of whatever functions the terminal controls. Examples include a typical laptop computer, ATM machines, and even arcade games.
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terminology A set of terms representing the system of concepts of a particular subject field.
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terminal borne at the end of (a stem etc.) (adj. terminally).
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termination The junction of either end of a towcable where it is fitted with a single or multi-pin connector. Lightweight towcables typically have connectors for the towfish at the "wet end" and at the control/display unit on the "dry end." Armored cable is usually terminated with a connector at the towbody end and wired to a block inside the winch drum at the other. This aids in troubleshooting the towcable if necessary. ...
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terminal Traditionally a video display device - for output - and keyboard - for input - used to access a multi-user computer system. Terminals typically cannot be used as anything other than paperweights unless they are connected to a computer host. (they are dumb.) This is in contrast with personal computers which can emulate, or pretend to behave like, a terminal or can be used for standalone purposes.
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