Look up: on-state

1. on state
   the condition when conducting current flows through an electronic valve device or an arm
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2. On the Constitution of the Church and State
   (from the article `Coleridge, Samuel Taylor`) ...1824 brought him an annuity of £105 and a sense of recognition. In 1830 he joined the controversy that had arisen around the issue of Catholic ...
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3. on-state
   in a Boltzmann machine:one of the two possible states of a unit.In this state the unit is active Category: General • the condition where conducting current flows through a valve or arm Category: Electrical engineering and energy • condition of a thyristor corresponding to the...
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4. on-state
   condition of a thyristor corresponding to the low-resistance low-voltage portion of the principal characteristic NOTE - In the case of reverse conducting devices, this definition is applicable only for positive anode voltages.
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5. Ondo State
   `Ondo State`, Nigeria was created on 3 February 1976 from the former Western State. It originally included what is now Ekiti State, which was split off in 1996. Akure is the state capital. Government and society: The state contains eighteen Local Government Areas, the major ones being Akoko, Akure, ...
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6. one-party state
   State in which one political party dominates, constitutionally or unofficially, to the point where there is no effective opposition. There may be no legal alternative parties, as, for example, in...
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7. one-party state
   State in which one political party dominates, constitutionally or unofficially, to the point where there is no effective opposition. There may be no legal alternative parties, as, for example, in Cuba. In other instances, a few token members of an opposition party may be tolerated, or one party may ...
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