Look up: cam

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   CAM
   acronym: crassulacean acid metabolism
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   Cam
   In mechanics, a cam is a revolving disc (commonly heart-shaped) with a curved surface, or a cylinder with grooves used to give a variable or reciprocating motion to other bodies, which slide or roll in contact with it. Any desired motion may be transmitted by suitably shaping the periphery of the cam.
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   Cam
   In Enochian, Cam is a cacodemon.
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   CAM
   CAM is an abbreviation for Computer Aided Management; Computer Aided Manufacturing (sometimes seen as CAD/CAM); Content Addressable Memory
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   CAM
   Computer Aided Manufacture, details ...
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   CAM
   CAM stands for Conditional Access Module. Some Freeview set-top boxes and digital TV sets have a CAM slot, which means that you can plug a CAM adapter into this slot, and then plug a TopUp TV subscription card into the CAM adapter slot, to get to the extra channels offered to Top Up TV subscribers. See our Top Up TV FAQ.
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   cam
   [n] - a rotating disk shaped to convert circular into linear motion
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   CAM
   Common Access Method + Computer Aided Manufacturing + Contents Addressable Memory
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   CAM
   (CONTROL SYSTEMS GLOSSARY) Computer Aided Manufacturing is a generic term for systems help manufacturing. They include CNC and process control.
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    cam
    An eccentrically shaped rotor that converts rotational movement into linear movement. Cams are used in the operation of valves, contact breaker
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    Cam
    See `side action`
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    Cam
    A device for converting regular rotary motion to irregular rotary or reciprocating motion. Sometimes the effect of off-centre lathe operations or the cam in an engine used to operate valves. See also: Cam Follower, Camshaft, Eccentric.
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    CAM
    Computer Aided Manufacturing
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    CAM
    Computer Aided Manufacture. The use of computers to automatically control the machinery performing various manufacturing processes. To aid the programming of CNC machines.
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    CAM
    Computer Aided Manufacturing.
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    CAM
    1. (storage, architecture) content addressable memory. 2. (application) computer aided manufacturing.
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    CAM
    Complementary and Alternative Medicine
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    cam
    rotary or sliding piece of machinery that imparts motion to a roller moving against its edge or to a pin free to move in a groove on its face or that receives motion from such a roller or pin. Category: Mechanical engineering • Manufacturing of products where the main production processes are pre-programmed and performed automatically. Category: Automation (includes telecommunicatio...
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    CAM
    Acronym for 'Computer Aided Manufacture' (q.v.).
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    CAM
    See crassulacean acid metabolism or cell adhesion molecule.
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    Cam
    Cam (kăm) noun [ Danish kam comb, ridge; or confer W., Gael., and Ir., cam bent. See 1st Comb .] 1. (Medicine) (a) A turning or sliding piece which, by the shape of its periphery or face, or a groove in its surface, imparts variable or intermittent motion to, or receives such motion from, a rod, lever, or block brought into sliding or rolling contact w ...
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    Cam
    Cam adjective [ See Kam .] Crooked. [ Obsolete]
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    CAM
    <abbreviation> Cell adhesion molecule. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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    cam
    noun a rotating disk shaped to convert circular into linear motion
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    Cam
    River Cam noun a river in east central England that flows past Cambridge to join the Ouse River
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