Look up: terminal

1. Terminal
   [Xfce] Terminal is a terminal emulator built for the Xfce desktop environment using GTK+. It is provided as part of the Xfce project, but it can be used in other X Window System environments as well. Terminal supports tabs, as well as customizable key bindings, colors, and window sizes. It w...
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2. terminal
   1. (hardware) An electronic or electromechanical device for entering data into a computer or a communications system and displaying data received. Early terminals were called teletypes, later ones VDUs. Typically a terminal communicates with the computer via a serial line. 2. (electronics) The end...
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3. Terminal
   [typeface] Terminal is a family of monospaced raster typefaces. It is relatively small compared to Courier. It uses crossed zeros, and is designed to approximate the font normally used in MS-DOS or other text-based consoles such as on Linux. In Microsoft Windows, it is used as the default fo...
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4. Terminal
   at the end
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5. terminal
   A computer or cash register display.
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6. Terminal
   at the end of the head.
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7. terminal
   [Noun] The departure or reception buildings at an airport.
   Example: At Heathrow Airport there are four terminals.
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8. Terminal
   End point / Computer input-output device / Deadly / Electrical connection point, details ...
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9. terminal
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10. terminal
    [adj] - of or relating to or situated at the ends of a delivery route 2. [adj] - relating to or occurring in a term or fixed period of time 3. [adj] - causing or ending in or approaching death 4. [n] - electronic equipment consisting of a device providing access to a computer 5. [...
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11. Terminal
    Plant and equipment designed to process crude oil or gas to remove impurities and water.
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12. Terminal
    1) A point of connection between two wires including a device on the end of a wire or cable that allows attachment and the accepting point on a case of the equipment.
    2) A computer keyboard and monitor that allows access and entry of information into or from a computer.
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13. Terminal
    Code name for the Allied conference in Potsdam - July 1945
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14. Terminal
    The shoot or bud that grows at the tip of a stem or branch
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15. Terminal
    ChemistryThe end of a polymer molecule.ElectronicsA point at which electrical connections can easily be made or broken.
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16. Terminal
    A workstation with a monitor and keyboard where computerised data can be entered, received, and/or manipulated
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17. Terminal
    The end of a flue
    Found on http://www.magiglo.co.uk/glossary.html
    
    
18. terminal
    1. The end of a polymer molecule. 2. A point at which electrical connections can easily be made or broken.
    Found on http://antoine.frostburg.edu/chem/senese
    
    
19. Terminal
    In electricity, a position in a circuit or device at which a connection is normally established or broken, or a passive conductor at such a position used to facilitate the connection.
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20. Terminal
    An input/output device used to enter data into a computer and record the output.
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21. terminal
    A point of connection for two or more conductors in an electrical circuit; one of the conductors is usually an electrical contact or lead of a component.
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22. Terminal
    Occurring at or growing from the end opposite the base (compare lateral).
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23. terminal
    1)Communications systems: apparatus for the transmission of messages to and from a computer or other communications system; 2)Transport: the point at the end or termination of a railway, bus or freight route; The terminus; Also the building for the arrival or departure of passengers or freight; 3)El...
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24. Terminal
    A connection to which bared ends of electrical cable or flex are attached.
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25. Terminal
    A building on an airport which links airside and landside, through which cargo being flown or received is stored, consolidations built up or broken down and/or cargo is transhipped
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