Look up: node

1. node
   Type: Term Pronunciation: nōd Definitions: 1. A knob or nodosity; a circumscribed swelling; in anatomy, a circumscribed mass of tissue. 2. A circumscribed mass of differentiated tissue. 3. A knuckle, or finger joint. Synonyms: nodus
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2. Node
   the location on a stem where buds form.
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3. node
   The region of a stem between two internodes, where there is branching of the vascular tissue into leaves or other appendages.
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4. Node
   The point on a stem where a leaf or bud is attached; the place for which propagation is used.
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5. Node
   The joint on a stem from which roots, leaves and branches have their origin or a point on a chart where the two dimensions of a matrix organisation intersect.
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6. Node
   A device with a direct point of access to a network.
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7. Node
   An object representation of a point which either does not form any part of a link (isolated node or polygon seed point; or is the representation of a point at the start or end of a link (terminating node). The position of a node is represented by a single coordunate pair; which is repeated within al...
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8. node
   [n] - (computer science) any computer that is hooked up to a computer network 2. [n] - a connecting point at which several lines come together 3. [n] - any thickened enlargement 4. [n] - (physics) the point of minimum displacement in a periodic system 5. [n] - (astronomy) a po...
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9. Node
   For a particular mode of vibration, a part of the bell which is stationary (or at least not moving in the plane of the vibration). See nodal line and nodal circle.
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10. Node
    (NETWORK GLOSSARY) An entity that can access a network. Also called device.
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11. Node
    The point on a plant stem where a leaf or leaves are attached. A new stem leaf or even root may grow from this point.
    Found on http://www.lethamshank.co.uk/glossary/gl
    
    
12. Node
    A point of interconnection to a network. Any station, terminal, or communications processor in a computer network.
    Found on http://www.everlands.co.uk/glossary.htm
    
    
13. Node
    Any computer or device connected to a network.
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14. Node
    a computer or server attached to the network
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15. Node
    The part of a plants stem, which in some cases may be slightly swollen, from which leaves, buds and shoots grow
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16. Node
    The point of attachment for leaves, stems, branches etc.
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17. NODE
    A point within a communications network at which data is received or from which it is sent. Interconnection points within a network are also called nodes.
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18. Node
    ElectronicsJunction or branch point in a circuit.Noise and VibrationA point or line on a vibrating structure that remains stationary.PhysicsThe probability of finding an electron at an orbital node is zero.
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19. node
    A point, region, or surface where the amplitude of a standing wave is zero. The probability of finding an electron at an orbital node is zero.
    Found on http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese
    
    
20. Node
    An addressable origination or reception site on a network. This could be a computer, workstation, or communications control unit of some kind.
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21. Node
    A terminal on a data communications network.
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22. node
    1) An electrical junction connecting two or more component terminations. 2) An individual component termination (pin), test point, or I/O within a circuit net. A ‘cluster describes a set of nodes which are connected directly by a track; an ‘open node` is a position at which a cluster may be accessed by a test probe.
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23. Node
    a small, rounded tissue mass
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24. Node
    A point on a stem at which leaves are produced.
    Found on http://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/20901
    
    
25. Node
    A small knot of tissue.
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