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AC/DC (W3)

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Appliance (W3)

• dt. "Antriebselektronik" = engl. "electronic appliances for drives"
• dt. "Hausgeräte" = engl. "domestic appliances"
• dt. "Hausgeräte" = engl. "household appliances"
• dt. "Haushaltsgerät" = engl. "domestic appliance"
• dt. "Haushaltsgerätehersteller" = engl. "appliance manufacturer"
• dt. "Vorrichtungen" = engl. "appliances"

Vitalator - Quack medical appliance

The Roger's Vitalator is a quack "violet ray high frequency" electro medical appliance. In the case you can see the original two-pin plug, applicator handle, two dials (one to change the voltage and the other to increase the power) and four glass attachments. The vitalator was supposed to promote health and vitality. Users would apply the attachments to various parts of the body with supposedly miraculous effects.

Chromeography: chrome badges, emblems, logos on cars, cameras, appliances

Stephen Coles' Chromeography collects metal letters on things.

Disassembled Household Appliances

I Love My Electric Appliance!

Search results for: RepairClinic.com: Appliance Repair, Tips & Help
This site offers basic maintenance and troubleshooting tips and teaches the workings of household appliances in easily understood language. Covers major appliances (stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers, air conditioners, trash compactors, etc.) and ...
http://www.repairclinic.com/

Unplggd, where home technology and house gadgets meet modern design. "Smarter homes, fewer wires"
http://www.unplggd.com/

Appliance411.com
This consumer information site offers "general home appliance information," with sections for purchasing, home service, repair parts, and links to major home appliance manufacturers. Highlights include Q&A Forums (for posting appliance- ...
http://www.appliance411.com/

Fine Homebuilding
This site includes archived articles from the print version as well as online articles and videos, links to other resources, a discussion forum, and an events calendar.
http://www.finehomebuilding.com/

Do It Yourself Home Repair, Improvement and Remodeling
The site contains a large collection of tips, tricks, and tutorials covering a variety of subjects, from appliance care to pet care to woodworking. You can scan a list of subjects or search with keywords and Boolean connectors. There is also a free m ...
http://www.doityourself.com/

Handyman USA
This searchable site is full of "information plans and advice" for a wide range of home improvement projects and repairs including building a deck, electrical, installing doors, plumbing, painting, basketball court dimensions, keeping a bas ...
http://www.handymanusa.com/

International Association for Orthodontics
"The Members of the International Association for Orthodontics are orthodontists, pediatric dentists and general practitioners from throughout the United States, Canada and over 20 foreign countries. Affiliated organizations exist in Korea, Taiwan, t ...
http://www.iaortho.org/default.aspx

ImproveNet
This site offers many useful tools and calculators for home remodelers. There are estimators for specific jobs such as roofing or kitchen remodels or total house redesign; there are house plans and room "visualizers" and project calculators for tile, ...
http://www.improvenet.com/

Clean Burning Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
"This site offers information to help you choose an EPA certified stove ... or another cleaner burning hearth appliance (e.g., gas or pellet stove) and use it efficiently and safely." Discusses stove and fireplace types, safe installation a ...
http://www.epa.gov/woodstoves/

appliance: Se dit de toutes sortes de machines dont la principale caractéristique est de pouvoir être (théoriquement) simplement branchées pour fonctionner immédiatement de manière parfaitement opérationnelle. Le plus fou, c'est que cette promesse est souvent tenue ! Serveur applicatif en français.

server appliance

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Parkers Hobby, selbstgebastelten Effektgeräten abstruse Geräusche zu entlocken, beeinflussen die musikalischen Anfänge von Appliance nachhaltig.

10 Bizarre But Useful Appliance Combinations

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Bajonettfassung, Bajonett (W3)

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Gleichzeitig erfand man in England die "Bajonettfassung", benannt nach der gleichnamigen Waffe ("Bajonett"), die einstmals von den Bauern aus der Gegend um "Bayonne" erfunden wurde. Sie besteht aus einem Metallzylinder mit zwei Stiften, der zum Befestigen zunächst eingeschoben und dann durch eine Drehung fixiert wird. Diese Fassung kann man heute noch in England und Frankreich finden.
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Barrel (W3)

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Dieser Begriff kommt aus dem Englischen und bedeutet "Fass" oder "Tonne". Barrel ist eine Maßeinheit, die insbesondere bei der Erdölförderung von Bedeutung ist. Ein Barrel Rohöl sind 42 US-Gallonen oder 159 Liter. Auf dem Weltmarkt wird der Preis für Rohöl in US-Dollar pro Barrel angegeben. (Siehe dazu auch das Stichwort OPEC).
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Bionics (W3)

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Blaster (W3)

• 1.Introduction to How Water Blasters Work
• 2.The Classic Water Gun
• 3.The Motorized Water Gun
• 4.The Super Soaker
• 5.Super Soaker Parts
• 6.Lots More Information

"blaster", n. "emplastrum" bei Lohenstein, s. DWB "pflaster".

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device (W3)

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dictionary.com
Steel-Words

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Etymologie et traduction de l'acronyme "DVD".

La consultation de diverses bases de données terminologiques donne des résultats assez différents pour justifier une discussion, sur une base plus sérieuse que des références à des articles de journaux techniques.
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Engineering (W3)

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hardwired, festverdrahtet (W2)

Refers to elements of a program or device that cannot be changed. Originally, the term was used to describe functionality that was built into the circuitry (i.e., the wires) of a device. Nowadays, however, the term is also used to describe constants built into software.

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makingthemodernworld
Making the Modern World
Technik und Forschung seit dem 18. Jahrhundert

Making the Modern World brings you powerful stories about science and invention from the eighteenth century to today. It explains the development and the global spread of modern industrial society and its effects on all our lives. The site expands upon the permanent landmark gallery at the Science Museum, using the Web and dynamic multimedia techniques to go far beyond what a static exhibition can do.

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nano
Institute of Nanotechnology
Glossary of Terms
Nano-Glossary

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Nanotechnology (W3)

Kurzbeschreibung
This brilliant work heralds the new age of nanotechnology, which will give us thorough and inexpensive control of the structure of matter. Drexler examines the enormous implications of these developments for medicine, the economy, and the environment, and makes astounding yet well-founded projections for the future.

... Thus, one has "nanotechnology" (coined by hacker K. Eric Drexler) by analogy with "microtechnology"; and a few machine architectures have a "nanocode" level below "microcode". Tom Duff at Bell Labs has also pointed out that “Pi seconds is a "nanocentury"”.

Unbounding the Future: the Nanotechnology Revolution

Glossary

Some terms used in discussing nanotechnology and other anticipated technologies:

| Assembler | Atom | Atomic force microscope (AFM) | Automated engineering | Automated manufacturing | Bacteria | Bulk technology | Cell pharmacology | Cell surgery | Cell | Disassembler | DNA | Ecosystem protector | Enabling science and technologies | Enzymes | Exploratory engineering | Gray goo | Immune machines | Limited assembler | Molecular electronics | Molecular machine | Molecular manipulator | Molecular manufacturing | Molecular medicine | Molecular nanotechnology | Molecular recognition | Molecular surgery or molecular repair | Molecular systems engineering | Molecule | Nano- | Nanocomputer | Nanoelectronics | Nanomachine | Nanomanufacturing | Nanosurgery | Nanotechnology | Positional synthesis | Protein design, protein engineering | Proximal probes | Replicator | Ribosome | Scanning tunneling microscope (STM) | Sealed assembler lab | Smart materials and products | Star Trek scenario | Virtual reality system | Virus

Nanotechnology:

• Pico-, Femto-, Atto-, Zepto- & Yoctotechnology
• Nanotechnology, NEMS, Nanofabrication, Nanostructure Materials, etc.
• Picotechnology
• Femtotechnology
• Attotechnology
• Zeptotechnology
• Yoctotechnology
• Nanocones, Buckyballs, Fullerenes
• Friction on the Atomic Scale
• Nanomicroscoy
• Microelectronics, MEMS, Micromachine

• -- A --
• | Å | activation | aerodynamic diameter | aerodynamic equivalent diameter | AFM 1 | AFM 2 | aggregate 1 | aggregate 2 | aggregate 3 | aggregate 4 | angstrom | artificial atom | assembler | atom aggregate | atom cluster | atomic aggregate | atomic cluster | atomic force microscope | atomic force microscopy | attrition | Au nanoparticle
• -- B --
• | band-gap crystal | BBB | BCB | bio-computation | bio-computer | bio-computing 1 | bio-computing 2 | bio-informatics | bio-nanoscience | biochip | biocomputation | biocomputer | biocomputing 1 | biocomputing 2 | bioimaging | bioinformatics | biologic nanotechnology | biological chip | biological computation | biological computing 1 | biological computing 2 | biological imaging | biological informatics | biological nanotechnology | biomedical nanotechnology | bionanoscience | bionanotechnology | blood-brain barrier | blood-cerebral barrier | blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier | blood-cortical barrier | blood-spinal fluid barrier | bottom up | bottom-up | bottom-up approach | bottom-up method | bottom-up path | bottom-up strategy | Brownian motion | Brownian movement | buckey tube | buckeytube | buckminsterfullerene | buckminsterfullerine | buckyball
• -- C --
• | C60 fullerene | C60 molecule | carcinogenicity | carrier | characterization | cluster 1 | cluster 2 | cluster 3 | cluster 4 | CNT | CNT display | CNT FED | CNT-FED display | collaurin | colloidal gold | colloidal gold nanoparticles | colloidal gold particles | computational biology | corpuscle-wave duality
• -- D --
• | dip pen lithography | disruptive innovation | disruptive technology | DNA array | DNA-based computation | DNA-based computer | DNA-based computing | DNA biochip | DNA chip | DNA computation | DNA computer | DNA computing | DNA microarray | DPN | drexler | Drexler assembler | Drexler's assembler | drug activation | drug carrier | drug targeting | drug vector | drug vectorization | duality principle
• -- E --
• | e-beam lithography | EBL | ecophagy | electroluminescent | electron angular momentum | electron beam lithography | electron beam projection lithography | electron projection lithography | electron spin | enabling innovation | enabling technology | EPL | EUV | EUV lithography | EUV radiation | extreme ultraviolet | extreme ultraviolet lithography | extreme-ultraviolet radiation | extreme UV | extreme UV lithography
• -- F --
• | FIB lithography | FIBL | fluorescent nanocrystal | fluorescent quantum dot | fluorescent semiconductor nanocrystal | fluorescent tag | focused ion beam lithography | from cradle to grave | fullerene | fullerene-60 | fullerine
• -- G --
• | gene chip | GeneChip | giant magnetoresistance | global ecophagy | GMR | gold colloid | gold colloidal nanoparticles | gold colloidal particles | gold nanoparticle | gold nanoshell | gold-silica nanoshell | gray goo | gray goo problem | green goo | grey goo | grey goo problem
• -- H --
• | Held's limiting membrane
• -- I --
• | intrinsic angular momentum | ion beam projection lithography | ion projection lithography | IPL
• -- L --
• | lab-on-a-chip | lab-on-chip | LabChip | laboratory-on-a-chip | laboratory-on-chip | leachable | life cycle | lixiviable | LOC | luminescent nanocrystal | luminescent quantum dot | luminescent semiconductor nanocrystal
• -- µ --
• | µm
• -- M --
• | magnetic force microscope | magnetic force microscopy | magnetic resonance imaging | magnetic resonance scanning | magnetic resonance tomography | magnetoelectronics | mass surface | ME | mechanical chemistry | mechanical synthesis | mechano-chemistry | mechano-synthesis | mechanochemistry | mechanosynthesis | medical nanotechnology | MEMS | mesoscale | mesoscopic | mesoscopic physics | mesoscopic scale | MFM 1 | MFM 2 | micro-electromechanical system | micro-TAS | micro-total analysis system | microarray | microelectromechanical device | microelectromechanical machine | microelectromechanical system | microfluidic chip | micromachine | micrometer | micrometre | micron | microscopic structure | microstructure | microsystem | millimicron | MNT | molectronics | molecular aggregate | molecular assembler | molecular cluster | molecular computation | molecular computer | molecular computing | molecular electronics | molecular engineering | molecular gear | molecular imprinting | molecular machine | molecular manufacturing | molecular motor | molecular nanomachine | molecular nanomotor | molecular nanotechnology | molecular positional fabrication | molecular recognition | molecular-scale machine | molecular-scale motor | molecular-size machine | molecular-size motor | molecule aggregate | molecule cluster | moletronics | MR imaging | MR scanning | MR tomography | MRI | mutagenic ability | mutagenic potential | mutagenicity | MWCNT | MWNT
• -- N --
• | n | nanite | nano- | nano | nano-divide | nano-emissive display | nano-EMS | nano-factory | nano-object | nanoaggregate | nanobacteria | nanobacterium | nanobar code | nanobarcode | nanobe | nanobiology | nanobioscience | nanobiotechnology | nanobot | nanocluster | nanocolloid | nanocolloidal gold | nanocomposite | nanocomposite material | nanocrystal 1 | nanocrystal 2 | nanocrystallite | nanodetector | nanodevice | nanodivide | nanodot | nanoelectromechanical device | nanoelectromechanical system | nanoelectronics | nanofabrication | nanofactory | nanofilm | nanogear | nanogold colloid | nanogold particle | nanoimprint | nanoimprint lithography | nanoimprinting | nanoimprinting lithography | nanomachine | nanomanufacturing | nanomaterial | nanomaterials | nanomechanics | nanomedicine | nanometer | nanometer scale | nanometer-scale cluster | nanometer-scale device | nanometer-scale electromechanical system | nanometer-scale machine | nanometer-scale object | nanometer-scale structure | nanometer-scale transistor | nanometer-scale world | nanometer-size cluster | nanometer-sized object | nanometre | nanometre scale | nanometric | nanometric particle | nanometric powder | nanometric scale | nanometrical | nanometrology | nanomolecular machine | nanomolecular motor | nanomotor | nanon | nanoparticle | nanoparticle gold colloid | nanophase material | nanophased material | nanopore material | nanoporous material | nanopowder | nanorobot | nanorobotics | nanos | nanoscale 1 | nanoscale 2 | nanoscale aggregate | nanoscale barcode | nanoscale cluster | nanoscale colloid | nanoscale crystal | nanoscale detector | nanoscale device | nanoscale electromechanical system | nanoscale electronics | nanoscale factory | nanoscale film | nanoscale gear | nanoscale gold colloid | nanoscale gold particle | nanoscale lithography | nanoscale machine | nanoscale material | nanoscale MEMS | nanoscale motor | nanoscale object | nanoscale particle | nanoscale powder | nanoscale robot | nanoscale science | nanoscale sensor | nanoscale structure | nanoscale transistor | nanoscale wire | nanoscale world | nanoscaled | nanoscaled transistor | nanoscience | nanosciences | nanoscopic | nanoscopic film | nanoscopic scale | nanoscopic world | nanosensor | nanoshell | nanosize | nanosize cluster | nanosize crystal | nanosize gold particle | nanosize object | nanosize particle | nanosize powder | nanosized | nanosized gold particle | nanosized particle | nanosized powder | nanosized wire | nanostructure material | nanostructured material | nanostucture | nanotech | nanotechnologies | nanotechnologist | nanotechnology | nanotechnology divide | nanotechs | nanotransistor | nanowire | nanoworld | NC | near-field optical microscope | near-field optical microscopy | near-field scanning optical microscope | near-field scanning optical microscopy | NED | NEMS | NIL | nm | NMR imaging | NMR scanning | NMRI | NPM | NSOM 1 | NSOM 2 | nuclear magnetic imaging
• -- O --
• | optical lithography
• -- P --
• | particle-wave duality | PBG material | PDMS | pedesis | phase 1 | phase 2 | photo-lithography | photolithography | photonic band-gap material | photonic crystal | photonic material | photovoltaic paint | PLC | polydimethylsiloxane | porous nanomaterial | positional assembly | positional synthesis | product cycle | product life cycle | projection electron lithography | projection ion lithography | protein array | protein biochip | protein chip | protein microarray
• -- Q --
• | Q-dot | Q-well | Q-wire | QD | Qdot | quantum box | quantum dot | quantum effect | quantum mechanics | quantum physics | quantum theory | quantum tunneling | quantum tunnelling | quantum well | quantum wire | QW | Qwell | Qwire | QWR
• -- S --
• | scanning force microscope | scanning force microscopy | scanning magnetic microscope | scanning magnetic microscopy | scanning near-field optical microscope | scanning near-field optical microscopy | scanning probe microscope | scanning probe microscopy | scanning tunneling electron microscope | scanning tunneling electron microscopy | scanning tunneling microscope | scanning tunneling microscopy | scanning tunnelling electron microscope | scanning tunnelling electron microscopy | scanning tunnelling microscope | scanning tunnelling microscopy | self-assembly | self-organization | self-replicate, to | self-replication | semiconductor nanocrystal | SET | SFM 1 | SFM 2 | single electron transistor | single-electron transistor | smart dust | SMM 1 | SMM 2 | SNOM 1 | SNOM 2 | soft lithography | softBLANC X-ray lithography | solar paint | specific surface | specific surface area | spin 1 | spin 2 | spin-based electronics | spin electronics | spin imaging | spin mapping | spintronics | SPM 1 | SPM 2 | STM 1 | STM 2 | submicrometer scale | submicrometre scale | submicronic scale | substrate | SWCNT | SWNT
• -- T --
• | targeting
• -- µ --
• | µTAS
• -- T --
• | tenthmeter | thick film | thick layer | thin film | thin layer | tissue engineering | top down | top-down | top-down approach | top-down method | top-down path | top-down strategy | tunnel effect | tunneling | tunneling effect | tunnelling | tunnelling effect
• -- U --
• | UFP | ultra-fine particle | ultrafine particle | ultrathin film
• -- V --
• | vector | vectorization
• -- W --
• | wave-corpuscle duality | wave-particle duality
• -- X --
• | X-lithography | X-ray lithography | XRL
• -- Z --
• | zeugmatography

Nanotechnology
Parent Categories: Computer Science Terms: 45 nanometer | 90 nanometer | What is C60? - A Word Definition From the Webopedia Computer Dictionary | dendrimer | DNA computer | ferrofluid | macromolecule | hardware | MEMS | monomer | mote | MST | nanometer | nanotechnology | polymer | quantum computing | router | quantum dot | qubit | single electron transistor | smart dust

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Although research in this field dates back to Richard P. Feynman's classic talk in 1959, the term nanotechnology was first coined by K. Eric Drexler in 1986 in the book Engines of Creation.
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• Word Unit: Nanotechnology and Anticipated Advancements (varied potential advancements in nanotechnology innovations).
• Word Unit: Nanotechnology and Monetary Investments (nano science and engineering prospects are providing incentives to invest time and money).
• Word Unit: Nanotechnology and the Fear for Life on Earth (myths and science fiction regarding nanotechnology).
• Word Unit: Nanotechnology Basics and Fundamentals (experts say that nanotechnology will change our way of living!).
• Word Unit: Nanotechnology: Index of Articles (a series of nanotech subjects).
• Word Unit: Nanotechnology: Little News Coverage (hailed as next industrial revolution but newspaper interest hasn't been there).

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sawdustmaking
Glossary of Woodworking Terms

I have attempted use descriptions and definations of terms in a basic way that can be understood by the average person rather than getting to techinical. Where terms are referenced in another section of "Sawdust Making 101" or "Bench Notes" a red link follows the term and takes you there for more information.

Adhesive | Air Dried | Allen Head | Annual Growth Ring | | Arbor | Awl | Back Saw | Band Saw link | Bark | Bench Dogs | Biscuit Joint | Blade Stablizers | Block Plane link | Board Foot link | Bookmatch | Box Joint link | Brace and Bit | Brad Point Bit link | Butt Joint | Branding Iron | Calliper | Carbide Tipped | Carcass | Carpenter's Pencil | Chamfer | Chuck | Closed-Coat link | Collet | Combination Square link | Compass link | Compound Miter | Countersink | Cross Cut | Cupping | Curl | Dado | Dial Gauge | Dovetail Joint link | Dowel link | Dowel Center link | Dressed Size | Epoxy Glue | European Hinge | Featherboard | Fence | Fiddleback | Filler link | Finger Joint | Flush | Forstner Bit link | Good One Side | Grain | Gum Pocket | Hand Plane link | Hardwood | Heartwood | Horned Dado link | Infeed | Janka Test | Jig | Joiner | Kerf link | Kick Back | Kiln | Kiln Dried | Knot | Laminate | Linseed Oil | MDF | Milk Paint | Miter Box | Miter Gauge | Miter Joint link | Molding (Moulding) | Morse Taper | Mortise link | Nominal Size link | Ogee link | Open-Coat link | Outfeed | Particle Board | Phillips Head link | Pilot Bit link | Pitch link | Pith | Plain Sawn | Plumb | Plunge Router link | Plywood | Pocket Hole link | Primary Wood | Proud | Quarter Sawn | Rabbet | Rack and Pinion | Radial Arm Saw | Radial Drill Press | Rail | Raised | Grain link | Rake link | Rip Cut | Robertson Head link | Rotary Planer | Rough Lumber | Router link | Sapwood | Sawhorse link | Seasoning | Secondary Wood | Set link | Shaper | Shellac | Shy | Snipe | Softwood | Spade Bit link | Spline link | Spokeshave link | Square link | Stacked Dado Head link | Stickers | Story Stick | SWMBO | Style | T - slot | Table Saw link | Tack Cloth or Tack Rag link | Taper Cut | Tearout | Template | Tenon link | Thickness Planer | Toggle Clamp | Tongue and Groove | Torx Head | Try Square link | Varnish | Vee Joint | Veneer | Warp | Winding Sticks | Witness Marks | Wobbly Dado Head link | X-Acto Knife | Yardstick

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tool (W3)

These nouns refer to devices used in the performance of work. "Tool" applies broadly to a device that facilitates work; specifically it denotes a small manually operated device: a box full of tools for bike repair.
"Instrument" refers especially to a relatively small precision tool used by trained professionals: sterilized the scalpel and the other instruments.

"Implement" is the preferred term for tools used in agriculture and certain building trades: rakes, hoes, and other implements.
"Utensil" often refers to an implement used in a household, especially in the kitchen: cooking utensils hung by the stove.
"Appliance" most frequently denotes a power-driven device that performs a specific function: a store selling toasters and other appliances.
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Uni Tampere
Tampere university of technology
A Glossary of Computer Oriented Abbreviations and Acronyms

• A... | AA | AAB | AAL | AAP | AAS | AASP | AAT | ABC | ABEND | ABI | ABIOS | ABIST | ABLE | ABR | ABRS | ABS | ABT | ABTS | AC | ACC | ACD | ACDI | ACE | ACF | ACH | ACIAS | ACIS | ACK | ACL | ACM | ACMS | ACP | ACROSS | ACS | ACTS | ACTT | ACU | A/D | ADA | ADB | ADC | ADCCP | ADD | ADF | .ADF | ADI | ADL | ADLAT | ADLC | ADMACS | ADMD | .ADN | ADP | ADPCM | ADR | ADS | ADSC | ADSL | ADSR | ADT | ADU | AE | AEB | AF | AFA | AFC | AFD | AFII | AFIRM | AFIS | .AFM | AFP | AFS | AFTP | AGC | AGRAS | AGU | AI | AIA | AIC | AIF | AIIM | AIN | AIS | AISB | AISP | AIX | ALC | ALE | ALGOL | ALIBI | ALINK | ALIWEB | ALN | ALR | ALT | ALT. | ALU | AMANDDA | AMD | AMI | AMMA | AMPS | ANCOVA | ANDF | ANI | .ANI | ANN | .ANN | ANOVA | ANSI | AO | AOCE | AOE | AOL | AOS | AP | A/P | APA | APAR | APAREN | APCUG | API | APIC | APIS | APL | APM | .APP | APPC | APPI | APPN | APPS | APRP | APS | APSE | APT | A/R | ARA | ARAG | ARAS | .ARC | ARCA | ARCnet | .ARJ | ARL | ARLL | ARM | ARMA | ARP | ARPANET | ARPL | ARTA | ARTIC | ARTS | ARTT | ARQ | ARU | AS | ASAP | AS3AP | .ASC | ASCII | ASIC | ASIT | ASL | ASLM | .ASM | ASMP | ASN | ASP | ASPI | ASPS | ASR | AST | AS/U | ASYNC | AT | ATA | ATDP | ATDT | ATE | ATG | ATH | ATM | ATPS | ATR | ATS | AT&T | ATTN | ATTRIB | ATZ | .AU | AUDIT | AUI | AUP | AUTO | AUTOEXEC | AUX | AV | AVA | AVC | AVG | AVI | AVR | AWG | AWK | AWS | AX |
• B... | BACP | BAK | .BAK | BAL | BALUN | BAM | BARTS | .BAS | BASH | BASM | BAT | .BAT | BBS | BCC | BCC: | BCD | B-CHANNEL Bearer Channel | BCL | BCN | BCP | BCPL | BCR | BCS | BDA | BDE | BDOS | BDR | BE | BECN | BEDO | BEL | BELLCORE | BERT | BF | B/F | BFF | BFT | BGA | BGCOLOR | BGE | .BGI | BGP | BGT | BHI | BHIS | BI | .BIB | BiDi | BIM | .BIN | BINAC | BIND | BIOS | BIS | BISDN | BIST | BiSYNC | BIT | BITNET | BITNIC | BIU | BIX | BIZ. | .BK! | .B~K | BKSP | BL | BLAST | .BLD | BLE | BLER | BLK | BLMC | BLOB | BLOS | BMI | BMIC | BMP | .BMP | BNC | BNE | BNF | BNS | BO | BoB | BOC | BOF | BOM | BOND | BOOTP | BOPS | BORPQU | BORQU | BOS | BOT | BP | BPB | BPDU | BPI | BPL | BPS | BR | BRGC | BRI | BS | BSAM | BSC | .BSC | BSCS | BSD | BSF | BSI | BSR | BSS | BSV | BSY | BSYNC | BT | BTAM | BTB | BTC | BTOA | BTP | BTR | BTS | BU | BUBL | BUF | BVH | BWM | B2X | BYTE |
• C... | C | .C | CA | CAD | CADD | CADE | CAE | CAEX | CAG | CAI | CAL | CAM | CAN | CAP | .CAP | CAPD | CAPS | CARL | CAS | CASE | CASL | CASS | CASSIS | CAT | .CAT | CATS | CAT SCAN | CATV | CAU | CAV | CBC | CBCR | CBEMA | CBGA | CBI | CBL | .CBL | CBMS | CBR | CBT | CBW | CBX | CC | CC: | CCD | CCFT | CCI | CCITT | CCL | CCP | CCS | .CCS | CCSD | CD | C/D | C2D | CDA | CDC | CD_CHRDY | CD-DA | CDDI | CDE | CD-E | .CDF | CDFS | CD+G | CD-I | CDIA | CDL | CDMA | CDMF | CD-MO | CDOS | CDPD | CDR | CD-R | CD-RDx | CDRL | CD-ROM | CD-RTOS | CDS | CDSA | .CDT | CD-V | CD-WO | .CDX | CD-XA | CE | CEG | CEI | CEMS | CEOP | CERN | CERT | CFB | .CFG | CFM | CFR | CFS | CFV | CG | CGA | CGE | CGI | .CGM | CHAP | CHAR | CHAT | CHCK | CHCP | CHDIR | CHFN | CHGRP | .CHK | CHKDSK | CHMOD | CHOWN | CHP | CHR | CHRP | CHS | CI | CIA | CIAC | CICS/VS | CID | CIDR | CIF | CIM | CIO | CIOCS | CIP | CIR | CIRC | CIS | CISC | CIT | CIX | CJLI | CKD | CLAR | CLASS | CLC | CLD | CLI | CLIST | CLK | CLNP | CLOS | CLP | .CLP | CLS | CLTP | CLTS | CLUI | CLUT | CLV | CM | CMA | CMC | .CMD | CMF | CNIDR | CMIP | CMIS | CML | CMM | CMMS | CMMU | CMOS | CMOV | CMP | CMPS | CMS | CMVC | CMW | CMY | CMYK | CNA | CNAPS | CNC | CNE | .CNF | CNG | CNI | CNIDR | CNN | CNSS | .CNT | CNV | CNVT | CNX | CO | COB | .COB | COBOL | .COD | CODASYL * Conference on Data System Languages (Group that | CODE | CODEC | COEM | COFF | COGO | COL | COLD | COLL | COM | .COM | COM1 | COM2 | COM3 | COM4 | COMDEX | COMET | COMP | COMP. | COMSAT | CON | COND | CONFIG | CONS | CONTONE | CORBA | CoREN | COS | COSE | COSMIC | COSMOS | COSS | COTS | CP | CPA | CPC | CPCS | CPE | .CPE | CPG | CPI | .CPI | CPI-C | CPIO | CPL | .CPL | CP/M | CPS | CPT | CPU | CR | CRAM | CRC | .CRD | CREN | CRF | CRI | CR/LF | CROM | CRT | CRTC | CS | C/S | CSA | CSAR | CSCW | CSD | CSDS | CSE | CSFI | CSG | CSI | CSID | CSL | CSLIP | CSM | CSMA/CA | CSMA/CD | CSMS | CSN | CSNET | CSO | CSP | CSPDN | CSS | CSS | CSSM | CSTA | CSU | CSV | C&T | CTB | CTC | CTCP | CTI | CTOS | CTPA | CTRL | CTS | CTSS | CUA | CUB | CUD | CUE | CUF | CUI | CUP | CUPID | .CUR | CUT | CUTE | CUU | CVF | CVGA | CVIA | CVT | CVW | CWD | CWIS | C2X | CYL | CYMK |
• D... | D/A | DAA | DAC | DAD | DAI | DAL | DAM | DAO | DAP | DARI | DARMS | DART | DAS | DASD | DAT | .DAT | DATACOM | DAV | dB | DB | dBA | DBCS | .DBF | DBIS | DBM | DBMS | DBS | DB2 | DC | D2C | DCA | DCAF | DCAM | DCB | DCC | DCD | DCE | DCED | DCF | D-CHANNEL Data Channel | DCI | DCL | DCP | DCS | DCT | .DCT | DD | DDA | DDB | DDC | DDCMP | DDC1 | DDCS | DDD | DDE | DDEML | DDF | DDI | DDK | DDL | DDM | DDN | | DDP | DDS | DDX | DE | DEC | DECNET | DEF | .DEF | DEFRAG | DEK | DEL | DELSTR | .DEM | DEN | DES | .DES | DET | DEV | DF | DFC | DFM | DFS | DFSMS | DFT | DFU | DGIS | DHCP | DHL | .DHP | DI | DIA | DIB | DIBOL | .DIC | DID | DIF | DIFFSENS | DIIP | DIMM | DIN | DIO | DIP | DIR | DIS | DISA | DISP | DIT | DIV | DIVE | DIW | .DIZ | DL | DL/1 | DLC | DLCI | DLD | DLE | DLL | DLM | DLP | DLR | DLT | DM | DMA | DMAC | DMACS | DMD | DME | DMF | DMI | DML | DMM | DMMS | DMOS | DMP | DMPC | DMQS | DMS | DMSD | DMT | DMTF | DMY | DN | DNC | DNIC | DNIS | | DO | .DOC | DOE | DOIP | DO-IT | DOMF | DOS | DOSEM | DOW | DP | DPA | DPAM | DPAREN | DPB | DPC | DPI | DPL | DPM | DPMA | DPMI | DPMS | DPO | DPS | DPSK | DPtoTP | DQL | DR | D/R | DRAM | DRAW | DR.BOND | DRDA | DR-DOS | DRDW | DRI | DRO | DRS | .DRS | DRV | .DRV | .DRW | DS | D/S | DSA | DSAP | DSDD | DSE | DSEA | DSECT | DSHD | DSIS | DSL | DSMA | DSOM | DSP | DSQD | DSR | DSS | DSSI | DSSS | DSTN | DSU | DSVD | DSW | D2T2 | DTA | .DTA | DTC | DTD | DTE | DTF | DTL | DTMF | DTP | DTR | DTV | DTVC | DU | DUA | DUAT | DUN | DUNCE | .DV | DVC | DVD | DVE | DVI | .DVI | DVMRP | .DVR | DWG | D2X | .DXB | DXC | DXF |
• E... | EA | EAR | EARN | EAROM | EARS | EATA | EBC | EBCT | EBCDIC | EBI | EBT | EC | ECAL | ECAT | ECB | ECC | ECD | ECHO | ECI | ECL | ECM | ECMA | ECNE | ECP | ECTL | ECU | ED | EDA | EDC | EDDC | EDGAR | EDI | EDIFACT | EDL | EDLC | EDLIN | EDM | EDO | EDOS | EDP | EDPM | EDRAM | EDS | EDSAC | EDSI | EDU | EDVAC | EE | EEC | EEG | EEL | EEM | EEMS | EEPROM | EES | EFA | EFF | EFI | EFL | EFTS | EGA | EGP | EGREP | EHLLAPI | EIA | EIDE | EIS | EISA | EL | ELAN | ELC | ELF | ELS | EM | EMA | EMACS | E-MAIL | EMB | EMBARC | EMC | EMI | .EML | EMM | EMR | EMS | EMWAC | .ENC | ENDEC | ENDS | ENIAC | ENQ | ENSS | EOA | EOB | EOC | EOF | EOI | EOJ | EOL | EOM | EOR | EOS | EOSDIS | EOT | EP | EPL | EPLD | EPM | EPP | EPROM | .EPS | EPSF | ERA | ERAS | ERIC | ERLL | EROM | EROS | ERR | ER/RC | ES | ESA | ESC | ESCM | ESCON | ESC/P | ESD | ESDI | ESI | ESMR | ESN | ESP | ESR | ESS | ESU | ET | ETACS | ETANN | ETB | ETC | ETOM | ETPL | ETS | ETX | EU | EUC | EUI | EVE | EVGA | EWAN | EWS | ExCA | .EXE | EXE2BIN | EXM | EXP | EXT | EXTRN | E-ZINE |
• F... | FAB | FAC | FAMOS | FANS | FAP | FAPI | FAQ | FARNET | FAT | FAX | .FAX | FC/AL | FCB | FCC | FCC: | FCCSET | FCI | FCR | FCS | FD | FDC | FDDI | FDISK | FDM | FDX | FECN | FED | FEFO | FEP | FEPI | FeRAM | FESDK | FET | FF | FFDC | FFS | FFST | FFT | FG | FGREP | FHSS | FIF | FIFO | FILO | FIP | FIPS | FIR | FIRST | FIX | FLC | FLD | FLL | FLOPS | FMS | FMT | FNT | FOCUS | FOD | FOG | FOIRL | FOLDOC | .FON | .FOR | FORTH | FORTRAN | FOSE | FOSI | FOSSIL | FPC | FPCE | FPGA | FPLA | FPM | FPP | FPR | FPS | FPT | FPU | FQDN | FRAD | FRAG | FRAM | FRC | FRED | FRPI | .FRS | FS | FSD | FSE | FSF | FSK | FSN | FSP | FSR | FST | F/T | FTAM | FTM | FTP | FTPD | FTTC | FTS | FTX | FUI | FUNC | FVT | FYI |
• G... | GA | GAAP | GAL | GAPI | Gb | GB | GCC | GCR | GDA | GDDM | GDG | GDI | GDLC | GDP | GDT | GECOS | GEIS | GEM | GENIE | GEO | GEOS | GET | GGP | GHZ | .GIF | GIGO | GII | GILS | GIS | GIX | GKS | GL | G/L | GLIS | GLM | GLOBE | .GLY | GMP | GMR | GMS | GMT | GND | GNN | GNU | GOSIP | GOV | GP | GPF | GPI | GPIB | GPR | GPS | GPSS | GRADD | GRE | GREP | .GRF | .GRP | GS | GSI | GSM | GSTN | GTE | GTL | GTO | GUI | GUID | GVT | GW-BASIC | .gz |
• H... | .H | HACMP | HAL | HAL | HASP | HBA | HCSS | HCU | HD | HDA | HDCD | HDF | HDI | HDLC | HDR | HDSC | HDSL | HDSS | HDT | HDVD | HDW | HDX | HERC | HEX | HFC | HFS | HFT | HGA | HGCP | HH | HIF | HIFD | HIL | HIMEM | HIPPI | HLCO | HLL | HLLAPI | .HLP | HLQ | HLS | HLT | HMA | HMD | HMM | HMOS | HMP | HOTT | HP | HPCC | HPDJ | HPFS | HPG | HPGL | HPIB | HPLJ | HPPA | HPPI | HPR | HPUX | HPW | .HQX | HRIS | HRG | HRMS | HRTF | HS | HSB | HSC | HSI | HSM | HSP | HSSI | HST | .HST | HSV | HTML | HTTP | HTTP-NG | HUT | H/V | HVP | H/W | HWCP | HWD | .HYP | HYTELNET | Hz |
• I... | IAB | IAC | IAG | IAK | IAL | IANA | IAP | IAT | IAUP | IBC | iBCS | IBM | IBM-GL | IC | ICA | ICAP | ICAS | ICB | ICCP | ICE | ICI | ICL | ICLID | ICM | ICMP | .ICO | iCOMP | ICP | ICR | ICS | ICU | ID | IDA | IDAPI | IDC | IDDE | IDE | IDEA | IDF | IDIV | IDL | IDMS | IDNX | IDP | IDR | IDT | .IDX | IE | IEC | IEEE | IEF | IEMSI | IEN | IETF | IESG | I/F | IFD | IFF | IFG | IFP | IFS | IFSM | IGA | IGC | IGES | IGMP | IGRP | IGS | IHD | IHV | IIF | III | IIOP | IIR | IIS | IITF | iKP | ILS | IMACS | IMAP | IMAX | IMDS | IME | IMG | IML | IMP | IMPA | IMR | IMS | IMTC | IMTV | IMUL | IN | INC | .IND | .INF | .INI | INIT | INM | INS | INT | INTA | InterNIC | INTO | I/O | IOCC | IOCS | IOCTL | IODE | IOPL | IOSGA | IP | IPC | IPCP | IPDS | IPFC | IPI | IPL | IPL | IPM | IPng | IPSE | IPTC | IPX | IQL | IR | IRC | IRD | IRDA | IRDS | IRET | IRF | IRL | IRLAP | IRLED | IRM | IRQ | IRTF | IRX | IS | ISA | ISAM | ISAPI | ISBN | ISC | ISD | ISDN | ISH | ISI | ISIS | ISKM | ISL | ISM | ISMF | ISOC | ISO/OSI | ISP | ISPF | ISR | ISSN | ISV | IT | ITB | ITC | ITN | ITR | ITU | ITUG | ITU-TSS | ITV | ITX | IU | IUAP | IUS/ITB | IVIS | IVL | IVR | IVS | IVT | IV&V | I-WAY | IXC |
• J... | JA | JAD | JAE | JANET | JBE | JC | JCL | JDBC | JDK | JE | JEDEC | JEIDA | JES | JFET | JFIF | JFS | JG | JGE | JIPS | JL | JLE | JMP | JNA | JNAE | JNB | JNBE | JNG | JNGE | .JNK | JNLE | JNO | JNP | JNS | JOE | JPE | JPEG | JPL | JPO | JS | JZ | JNZ | JUGHEAD |
• K... | K-12 | KAM | Kb | KB | KBD | KBD$ | KBPS | KDT | KEFIR | KEYBBE | KEYBBR | KEYBCF | KEYBCZ | (Czech) | KEYBDK | KEYBFR | KEYBGR | KEYBHU | KEYBIT | KEYBLA | KEYBNL | KEYBNO | KEYBPL | KEYBPO | KEYBSF | KEYBSG | KEYBSL | (Slovak) | KEYBSP | KEYBSU | KEYBSV | KEYBUK | KEYBUS | KEYBYU | KHz | KIS | KPI | KQML | KSH | KSPH | KSR | KRS |
• L... | LADDR | LALL | LAN | LANACS | LANE | LAPB | LAPD | LAPM | LAR | LASER | LASTport | LAT | LAVC | LAWN | LB | LBA | LBL | LBR | .LBR | LBT | LBX | LCA | LCC | LCD | LCF | LCK | LCP | LCR | LCU | LDA | LDAP | LDC | LDM | LDT | LE | LEA | LEAF | LEC | LED | LEL | LEM | LEN | .LET | LEX | LF | LFI | LFN | LFT | LFU | LGDT | LIAS | .LIB | LIC | LICS | LIDT | LIEP | LIF | LIFO | LILO | LIM | LIMA | LIMS | LINUX | LIP | LIPS | LISP | LISTSERV | LLC | LLDT | LLF | LMB | LMBCS | LMI | LMS | LMSW | LMU | LN | LN:DI | LNK | LOC | LOCIS | LOD | LODSB | LOG | LOGO | LOOPE | LOOPNE | LOOPNZ | LOOPZ | LORE | LPC | LPD | LPI | LPL | LPM | LPN | LPS | LPT | LPT1 | LPT2 | LPT3 | LQ | LQM | LR | LRC | LRL | LRM | .LRS | LRU | LSA | LSAPI | LSB | LSC | LSD | LSI | LSL | LST | .LST | LTR | LU | LUA | LUI | LUIS | LUN | LUT | LV | LVM | LW | LZW |
• M... | mA | Mac | MAC | .MAC | MACH | MADE | MADYMO | MAh | .MAI | MAN | MANPAGE | MAP | .MAP | MAPI | MAPICS | MARVEL | MASM | MASS | MAT | MAU | MAVDM | MAX | MB | MBASIC | MBCS | MBONE | MBPS | MBR | MBX | MCA | MCAD | MCB | MCGA | MCI | MCL | MCM | MCNE | MC-PGA | MCPS | MC-QFP | MCR | MCU | MD | MDA | .MDF | MDI | MDIC | MDK | MDLP | MDR | MDY | .ME | MEB | MEG | MEM | .MEN | MES | MESI | MET | .MET | MFC | MFFS | MFLOPS | MFM | MFP | MFPI | MFS | MFT | MGA | MGE | MGR | MHS | MHz | MI | MIB | MICRO | MICS | MIDI | MIF | .MIF | MIG | MII | MIL | MIM | MIMD | MIME | MI/MIC | MIN | MINUET | MIPS | MIS | MISC | MIX | MKDIR | ML | MLAPI | MLC | MLID | MLM | MM | MMA | MMC | MMCD | MMI | MMIS | MMPM | MMU | MMX | MNOS | MNP | .MNU | MO | MOB | MOBO | MOD | MODEM | MOHLL | MOM | MOO | MOP | MOS | MOSFET | MOTD | MOV | MOVS | MP | MPC | MPCS | MPE | MPEG | MPI | MPM | MPMD | MPP | MPQP | MPR | MPS | MPTN | MPTS | MPU | MQI | MR | MRCF | MRCI | MRI | MRM | MRO | MRP | MRPL | MRS | MRT | MRU | MS | MSACM | MSAU | MSAV | MSB | MSBF | MSCDEX | MSD | MS-DOS | MSDR | MSDS | MSFR | MSG | .MSG | MSI | MSL | MSN | MSO | .MSP | MSS | MSW | MTA | MTBB | MTBF | MTBJ | MTF | MTS | MTTD | MTTF | MTTR | MTU | MUD | MUL | MUMPS | MUSE | MUT | MUX | MV | MVB | MVC | MVDM | MVGA | MVIP | MVP | MVS | MVT | MX | MXS | MZR |
• N... | NAC | NACD | NACS | NAE | NAK | NAM | NAMPS | NANO | NAP | NAPLPS | NAS | NASA | NASDAQ | NASI | NASIRC | NASKER | NAU | NAWS | NBE | NBI | NBS | NC | NCA | NCC | .NCF | NCGA | NCIC | NCMT | NCOS | NCP | NCR | NCSA | NCSC | NCSI | NDB | NDDK | NDEF | NDIS | NDN | NDP | NDR | NDRO | NDS | .NDX | NEC | NED | NEG | NEP | NES | NEST | NET | NetBIOS | NetBEUI | .NEW | NEWS | NEWS. | NEXT | NFF | NFS | NG | NGE | NHC | NHR | N/I | NIA | NIC | NICAD | NICOLAS | NID | NII | NIM | NIMH | NIO | NIPS | NIR | NIS | N-ISDN | NISO | NISP | NIST | NITC | NIU | NJE | NL | NLE | NLM | NLP | NLQ | NLSFUNC | NLV | NMI | NMM | NMOS | NMP | NMS | NN | NNI | NNTP | NOC | NOP | NOPAC | NOR | NOS | NPA | NPI | NPL | NPS | NPTN | NPU | NPX | NQS | NRC | NREN | NRZ | NRZI | NS | NSAP | NSAPI | NSA POLY | NSERC | NSF | NSFNET | NSI | NSLOOKUP | NSM | NSP | NSSC | NSTC | NSTL | NT | NTAS | NTF | NTFS | NTIA | NTIS | NTRAS | NTSA | NTSC | NUI | NUL | NV | NVM | NVOD | NVP | NVRAM | NVT |
• O... | OAB | OAD | OAG | OAI | OAS | OBD | OBEX | OBJ | OC | OCE | OCF | OCL | OCR | OCS | OCX | ODA | ODAPI | ODBC | ODBMS | ODI | ODM | ODMA | ODP | ODS | ODSI | ODT | OEM | OEP | OF | OFB | OFMT | OFS | OH | OIDL | OIS | OLAP | .OLD | OLE | OLI | OLMC | OLTP | OM | OMA | OME | OMF | OMG | OMI | OMNS | OMR | ONC | ONDS | ONU | OODB | OODMS | OOL | OOOS | OOPL | OOPS | OOS | OOT | OOUI | OP | OPAC | OPC | OPCODE | OPD | OPI | OPM | OPS | OPT | .OPT | OPUS | ORACLE | ORB | ORG | ORI | .ORI | ORS | OS | OS/2 | OSA | OS/E | OSF | OSI | OSM | OSP | OSPF | OSQL | OT | OTA | OTDR | OTF | OTP | OURS | .OUT | OUTS | OV | .OVL | .OVR | OWL |
• P... | PAB | PABX | PACE | PACS | PACS-L | PAD | PADS | PAIH | PAIS | .PAK | Consulting] | PAL | .PAL | PALC | PALS | PAM | PAP | PAR | PARA | PARC | .PAS | PASCAL | .PAT | PAX | PBE | PBGA | PBX | PC | PCACIAS | PCB | PCBC | PCD | PC-DOS | PCEB | PCI | PC-I/O | PCL | PCM | PCMC | PCMCIA | PCMIM | PCN | PCNFS | PCO | PCS | PCT | .PCT | .PCX | PD | PDA | PDD | PDF | .PDF | PDIAL | PDL | PDM | PDN | PDO | PDP | PDS | PDSS | PDT | PDU | .PDX | PE | PEA | PEL | PEM | PEN SDK | PEP | PERL | PERT | PES | PET | .PFB | PFE | .PFM | PFR | PGA | PGC | PGDN | .PGL | PGM | PGP | .PGP | PGUP | PHIGS | .PHO | PHS | PI | PIA | PIC | PICS | PICT | PID | PIER | PIF | PII | PILOT | PilotACE* Pilot Automatic Computing Engine | PIM | PIN | PINE | PING | PIO | PIP | PIPO | PIT | PIXEL | PL | PLA | PLATO | PLC | PLCC | PLD | PLDS | PLL | .PLL | PL/M | PLS | PLV | PL/1 | PM | PMMU | PMOS | PMR | PMS | PN | PNA | PNG | PNP | PO | POC | POE | POH | POL | POP | POPA | POPF | POR | POS | POSIX | POST | POSTNET | POTS | POWER | PowerPC | .PPD | PPDS | PPGA | PPM | PPP | PPS | PPTP | PQFP | PRACSA | PRAM | .PRD | PRE | PReP | PRF | .PRF | .PRG | PRINTF | PRISM | .PRJ | PRMD | PRML | .PRO | PROC | PROFS | PROG | PROLOG | PROM | PRN | .PRS | PRTSC | PS | .PS | PS/2 | PSC | PSDN | PSDS | PSERVER | PSF | PSID | PSM | PSN | PSP | PSPDN | P-SRAM | PSRT | PSTN | PSU | PSW | .ps.Z | PT | P/T | PTD | PTF | PUB | .PUB | PUN | PUP | PUS | PUSHA | PUSHF | PVC | PVM | PVP | PVS | PW | PWB | PWD | PWR | PWSCS | .PX |
• Q... | QA | QAM | QBE | QBF | QBIC | QC | QDOS | .QDI | .QDT | QEMM | QFA | QFP | QIC | .QIF | .QMT | .QNX | QPG | QPSK | QTC |
• R... | RA | RACF | RAD | RADAR | RADB | | RADSL | RAG | RAID | RAIS | RALU | RAM | RAMDAC | RAMP | RAND | RAP | RARP | RAS | RASAPI | RAVE | RB | RBBS | RBCS | RBOC | RCL | RCP | RCR | RCS | RD | R&D | RDA | RDB | RDBMS | RDCLK | RDP | RDRAM | RDSR | RDTO | .REC | REC. | .REF | REG | REGAL | RELSECT | REM | REN | REP | REPE | REPNE | REPNZ | REPZ | REQ | REREG | RES | .RES | RET | REX | REXEC | REXX | RF | RFC | RFD | RFI | RFP | RFQ | RFS | RFT | RFU | | RI | RIFF | RIM | RIME | RIP | RIPEM | RIPS | RISC | RJE | RLE | RLL | RLN | RLOGIN | RLSD | RLSI | RM | RMA | RMB | RMDIR | RMON | RMP | RMS | RMW | RN | RND | RNG | RNP | R-O | ROB | ROL | ROM | ROOM | ROP | ROR | ROS | ROT | RPC | RPG | RPL | RPN | RPRINTER | RPPROM | RPT | RPQ | RQBE | RR | RS | RSA129 | RSAC | RSCS | RSD | RSH | RSL | RSP | RST | RSTS | RSX | RT | R/T | RTAM | RTC | RTDM | RTEL | RTF | RTL | RTM | RTMP | RTOS | RTP | RTS | RTTI | RTTY | RTV | RVA | RVI | R/W | RWM | RX | RXD |
• S... | SA | SAA | SADL | SAINT | SAL | SAM | SANE | SAP | SAP | SAPI | SAR | SAS | SASI | SATAN | .SAV | SAVDM | SB | SBA | SBB | SBC | SBCS | SBI | .SBR | .SC | SCADA | SCAM | SCAS | SCB | SCC | SCCS | SCD | SCF | SCI. | SCLM | SCM | SCO | SCOPE | SCP | SCR | .SCR | SCRN | SCRS | SCSA | SCSI | SD | SDA | SDB | SDD | SDF | .SDF | SDI | SDK | SDLC | SDM | SDMS | SDN | | SDR | SDRAM | SD-ROM | SDS | SDSL | SD_STB | SDV | SEA | .SEA | SEAC | SEAL | SEC | SECAM | SED | SEG | SEH | SEL | SEM | SEPP | SER | SET | .SET | SETEXT | SEU | SF | SFQL | SFS | SFT | SFX | SGEN | SGDT | SGI | SGM | SGML | SGR | SGRAM | S/H | SHA | SHAR | SHG | SHL | SHR | S-HTTP | .SHW | SI | SIC | SID | SIDF | SIDH | SIDT | SIFT | SIG | SIGCAT | SIM | SIMD | SIMM | SIMTEL | SIMULA | SIO | SIP | SIPC | SIPO | SIPP | SIR | SIRDS | SI/SO | SIT | .SIT | SKU# | SLDT | SLED | SLIP | SLM | SLMR | SLOSH | SLSI | SLSS | SLU | SM | SMART | SMB | SMD | SMDS | SMF | SMI | SMIF | SMIT | SMK | SML | SMM | SMOBC | SMP | .SMP | SMPC | SMPS | SMRAM | SMS | SMSW | SMT | SMTP | SMU | SN | S/N | SNA | SND | SNEWS | SNMP | SNOBOL | SNP | SNR | SOA | SOC | SOC. | SOCKS | SODIMM | SOE | SOH | SOHO | SOL | SOM | SONET | SOP || SOTA | SOX | SP | SPA | SPAN | SPARC | SPC | SPCL | SPEC | SPF | SPI | SPID | SPIKE | SPIRES | SPL | .SPL | SPM | SPOOL | SPOT | SPP | SPPS | SPR | SPREAD | SPS | SPSS | SPT | SPX | SQ | SQL/DS | SQRT | SR | SRAM | SRB | .SRC | SRD | SRM | SRO | SRP | .SRP | SRPI | SRQ | SRR | SRS | SS | SSA | SSAP | SSCP | SSD | SSEC | SSGA | SSI | SSL | SST | STA | STAR | STB | STC | STD | STDA | STDAUX | STDERR | STDIN | STDIO.H | STDM | STDOUT | STDPRN | .STF | STI | S/TK | STN | STOS | STP | STR | STRESS | STRUDL | STScI | STT | STX | .STY | SUB | SUN | .SUP | SVC | SVGA | S-VHS | SVM | SVR | SVR# | S/W | SWAC | SWAIS | SWISH | .SWP | .SYL | SYLK | .SYM | .SYN | SYNC | SYS | .SYS | SYSGEN | SYSLOG | SYSMOD | SYSOP | SYSREQ | SZ |
• T... | TAD | TAP | TAPCIS | TAPI | .tar | .tar.Z | TAS | TASM | TAXI | TB | T/B | TBBS | TBGA | .TBK | TBU | TC | TCL | TCM | TCP/IP | TD | TDD | TDtoDP | TDE | .TDF | TDI | TDM | TDMA | TDMS | TDP | TDSR | TDR | TE/2 | TEB | TEC | TED | TEML | TEMP | TER | TERMPWR | TFDD | TFEL | .TFM | TFT | TFTP | THD | .THD | THOMAS | THOR | THR | .THS | TI | TIA | TID | TIES | .TIF | TIFF | TIGA | TIGER | TIIAP | TIM | TIP | TK/TK | TLA | TLB | TLI | TLU | .TLX | TM | TMP | TN | TNC | TNO | ToC | TOD | TOP | TPC | TPI | TPL | TPM | TPORT | TPS | TPW | TQFP | TQM | TR | T/R | TRADIC | .TRM | TRN | TRON | TS | TSA | TSAPI | TSB | TSE | TSO | TSR | TSS | TS/SI | .TST | TSTN | TSV | TT | TTA | TTCN | .TTF | TTL | TTP | TTS | TTY | TUI | TUMS | .TUT | TVF | TVFS | TVI | TWAIN | TWX | TXD | .TXF | TXT | TXT2STF | TZ |
• U... | UA | UAE | UART | .UC2 | UCL | UCS | UCT | UDC | UDE | UDF | UDG | UDP | UDT | UFS | UG | UI | UID | UIMS | UL | ULA | ULN | ULSI | UMA | UMB | UNC | UNCOL | UNI | UNICOM | UNICOS | UNIVAC | UNIX | UNMA | UP | UPC | UPG | UPL | UPM | UPS | URC | UREP | URI | URL | URN | US | USART | USB | USENET | USERID | USOC | USQ | USR | USRT | USSA | UT | UTC | UTI | UTP | UU | UUCP | UUD | UUE | UUI | UV |
• V... | VA | VAD | VADD | VADSL | VAL | .VAL | VAM | VAN | VAP | VAR | VAST | VAX/VMS | VB | VBA | VBE/AI | vBNS | VBR | VBRUN | .VBX | VCC | VCD | VCL | VCOS | VCPI | VCR | VDD | VDDM | VDE | VDISK | VDM | VDMAD | VDS | VDT | VDU | VEGA | VEMM | VER | VERONICA | VERR | VERW | VESA | VF | VFAT | V.FC | VFD | VFW | VGA | VGC | VHDL | VHS | VHSIC | VI | VIE | VIF | VIM | VIO | VINES | ViP | VIP | VIPER | VIS | VJ HEADER Van Jacobsen Header (compression) [Unix] | VLAN | VL-BUS | VLD | VLF | VLINK | VLIW | VLM | VLSI | VLSIPS | VLT | VM | VMA | VMB | VME | VMM | VMOS | VMP | VMS | VMT | VNA | VOC | VOD | VOL | VOM | VOR | VOS | VP | VPD | VPDN | VPDS | VPE | VPL | VPN | VPS | VPSC | VPT | VR | VRAM | VRE | VRML | VROOMM | .VRS | VRT | VRU | VS | VSAM | VSAT | VSE | VSF | VSIO | VSLI | VSM | VSN | VSOS | VSYNC | VT | VTAM | VUI | VUP | VMS | VWB | VxD | .VXD |
• W... | W/ | W3 | W3A | W3C | W4 | WABI | WAIS | WAITS | WAN | WATS | .WAV | WC | WCS | WDL | WDRAM | WELL | WFW | WGS | WHAM | WHC | WINE | WINForum | WINS | WINSOCK | WINWORD | WISE | WIT | .WKB | .WKE | .WKQ | .WKS | .WKZ | .WK1 | WL | WMC | .WMF | WNIC | WNIM | W/O | WORM | WOS | WOSA | WP | .WPD | .WPG | WPHD | .WPK | WPM | .WPM | WPOS | WPS | WPVM | .WQ1 | .WQ! | WRAM | .WRI | WS | WT | WWIS | WWW | WYSBYGI | WYSIWYG |
• X... | XA | XAPIA | X2B | .XBM | .XPM | X2C | XCHG | XCMD | XCOPY | X2D | XDF | XDR | XFCN | XGA | XID | XIOS | XLAT | XLM | XMIT | XMM | XMS | XNS | XOFF | XON | XOR | XPRM | XRT | XSMD | XTAL | XTCLK |
• Y... | YAM | YAHOO | (Y/N)? | YTD |
• Z... | .z | .Z | ZBR | Z-CAV | ZDL | ZDS | ZIF | ZIP | .ZIP | .ZOO | ZPV | ZSL | ~ | * | *.* | .$$$ | 286 | 386 | 3COM | 3GL | 486 | 4GL | 6DOF |

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woodzone - Glossary of Woodworking Terms

• - A - Air Cleaner (Air Polisher) | Air-dried lumber | Alternate top bevel with raker (ATB/R) | Annual growth rings | Arbor
• - B - Back saw | Bark | Bead | Bench Dog | Bevel cut | Birds-eye figure | Biscuit Joint | Blast Gate | Board Foot | Bookmatch | Bore | Bow | Box joint | Brad | Burl | Burr | Butt Joint
• - C - Cambium | Chamfer | Carcase | Case Hardening | Cell | Check | Clear | Closed Coat | Collet | Common Grade Lumber | Compound Cut | Concave | Convex | Cope-and-stick joint | Cord | Countersink | Crook | Crosscut (crosscutting) | Crotch | Cup
• - D - Dado | Deciduous | Defect - Related Article | Deflection | Dovetail Joint | Dowel Woodworking Tip | Dowel Center | Dozuki | Drawer Stop | Dressing
• - E - Earlywood (Springwood) | Edge guide | Edge joining | Elbow | Equilibrium moisture content
• - F - Face Frame | Face Veneer | Featherboard | Fence | Fiddleback | Fittings | Flat-sawn Lumber | Free Water (Free Moisture)
• - G - Girth | Glue Joint | Grain | Green Lumber | Grit
• - H - Half-Blind Dovetail | Hardboard | Headsaw | Heartwood | Herringbone Pattern | Hygroscopic
• - I - Infeed
• - J - Jig
• - K - Kerf | Kickback | Kiln | Kiln Dried | Knockdown | Knot
• - L - Laminate | Latewood (Summer Wood) | Linear Foot | Lumber | Lumber-Core Plywood | Lumber ruler
• - M - Medium density fiberboard (MDF) | Miter-and-spline joint | Miter gauge | Moisture Content | Mortise | Mortise and Tenon joint
• - N - Nominal Size | Non-piloted bit
• - O - Ogee | Old Growth (Virgin Timber) | Open Coat | Outfeed | Oven-dried weight
• - P - Particleboard | Particleboard-core plywood | Phloem | Photosynthesis | Phylum | Pilot Bit (Pilot Bearing) also Piloted Bit | Pin Router | Pitch Pocket | Pith | Plain-Sawn Lumber | Plate Joint | Plunge Router | Porous Wood | Pot Life | Pulp Trees | Pumice | Push Stick
• - Q - Quarter-sawn | Queen Anne
• - R - Rabbet | Radial Shrinkage | Rail | Raised Panel | Ray | Reaction Wood | Ripcut (Ripping) | Rotary-cut Veneer | Round-Edge Lumber | Rub Bearing | Rule Joint | Runout
• - S - Sap | Sapwood | Scarf Joint -Picture | Seasoning | Selects | Slab | Sliding Dovetail Joints | Softwoods | Sound | Specific Gravity | Spermatophyte | Spindle | Spline | Squeeze-out | Springwood | Stain | Starved Joint | Sticker | Stile | Summer Wood | Surfaced Lumber | Surfacing
• - T - Tack Time | Taper | Tearout | Tempered Hardboard | Template | Template guide | Tenon | Tension Wood | Through Dovetail Joint | Toe Kick | Tongue and Groove | Torque | Twist | Tyloses
• - U - Underlayment
• - V - Veneer | Veneer-core Plywood | Virgin Timber | Viscosity
• - W - Warp | Wash Coat | Working Life (Pot Life) | Wormholes
• - X - X | Xylem
• - Y -
• - Z -

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Bosewitz, René
Kleinschroth, Robert
The Way Things work
Technisches Englisch für Business und Alltag

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Graham-Cumming, John (Autor)
The Geek Atlas
128 Places Where Science and Technology Come Alive

Kurzbeschreibung

With this unique traveler's guide, you'll learn about 128 destinations around the world where discoveries in science, mathematics, or technology occurred or is happening now. Travel to Munich to see the world's largest science museum, watch Foucault's pendulum swinging in Paris, ponder a descendant of Newton's apple tree at Trinity College, Cambridge, and more. Each site in The Geek Atlas focuses on discoveries or inventions, and includes information about the people and the science behind them.

The history of science is all around us, if you know where to look. With this unique traveler's guide, you'll learn about 128 destinations around the world where discoveries in science, mathematics, or technology occurred or is happening now. Travel to Munich to see the world's largest science museum, watch Foucault's pendulum swinging in Paris, ponder a descendant of Newton's apple tree at Trinity College, Cambridge, and more.

Each site in The Geek Atlas focuses on discoveries or inventions, and includes information about the people and the science behind them. Full of interesting photos and illustrations, the book is organized geographically by country (by state within the U.S.), complete with latitudes and longitudes for GPS devices.

Destinations include:

• Bletchley Park in the UK, where the Enigma code was broken
• The Alan Turing Memorial in Manchester, England
• The Horn Antenna in New Jersey, where the Big Bang theory was confirmed
• The National Cryptologic Museum in Fort Meade, Maryland
• The Trinity Test Site in New Mexico, where the first atomic bomb was exploded
• The Joint Genome Institute in Walnut Creek, California

You won't find tedious, third-rate museums, or a tacky plaque stuck to a wall stating that "Professor X slept here." Every site in this book has real scientific, mathematical, or technological interest - places guaranteed to make every geek's heart pound a little faster. Plan a trip with The Geek Atlas and make your own discoveries along the way.

Orte des Geek-Atlas auf Google MapsGerd Miske: Der größte Mond der Welt, OberhausenClaudia Wagner: Ars Electronica, LinzCarlos Ramos: Ozeaneum, StralsundSusanne Gerbert: Müngstener BrückenparkElke Hansel: Het Woudagemaal, NiederlandeInken Kiupel: NEMO - Museum der Wissenschaften, AmsterdamCorina Lange: Das Huygensmuseum Hofwijck, NiederlandeBarbara Müller: Deutsches Museum, Bonn

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Hanf, Bodo
Technisches Englisch im Griff

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Langenscheidt - e-Fwb
Langenscheidt - e-Fachwörterbuch
Elektrotechnik und Elektronik
Englisch-Deutsch / Deutsch-Englisch
UK-DE / DE-UK

Über das Produkt
Theoretische Grundlagen (Elektrotechnik, Elektrophysik, Elektrochemie, Werkstoffe, Supraleitung, Messtechnik); Elektroenergietechnik (Energieerzeugung, -übertragung und -verteilung, Energiewandlung in Maschinen und Antrieben, Traktionstechnik, elektrotechnologische Prozesse, Hochspannungstechnik, Leistungselektronik, Automobilelektronik, Apparate und Anlagen, Lasertechnik, Lichttechnik); Informationstechnik (Informationsgewinnung, -übertragung und -verarbeitung, Elektronik, Mikroelektronik - Bauelemente und Bausteine -, Regelungstechnik, moderne Kommunikationstechnik, Internet usw.)

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Langenscheidt - e-Fwb
Langenscheidt - e-Fachwörterbuch
Technik und angewandte Wissenschaften
Englisch-Deutsch / Deutsch-Englisch
UK-DE / DE-UK

Produktbeschreibung des Herstellers
Akustik, Antriebstechnik, Automatisierungstechnik und Robotik, Bauwesen und Architektur, Chemie, Biochemie und chemische Verfahrenstechnik, Computertechnik, Drucktechnik, Elektrotechnik, Elektronik, Unterhaltungs- und Mikroelektronik, Entsorgung und Recycling, Erdöl- und Erdgas, Fahrzeugtechnik, Fördertechnik, Pumpen, Fügen und Verbindungstechnik, Heizungs-, Lüftungs-, Klimatechnik, Hüttentechnik, Kraftmaschinen, Kunststofftechnik, -verarbeitung, Landwirtschaft und -stechnik, Licht- und Beleuchtungstechnik, Lichtwellenleiter, Logistik, Luft- und Raumfahrttechnik, Maschinenbau, Materialprüfung, Mathematik, Mechanik, Mess-, Steuer- und Regeltechnik, Mineralogie und Bergbau, Navigation und Ortung, Oberflächentechnik, Ökologie und Umweltschutztechnik, Optik und optische Geräte, Phototechnik, Physik, Qualitätswesen, Schifffahrt und Schiffsbautechnik, Silikattechnik; Telekommunikation, CB, GSM, DFÜ, Textiltechnik, Tribologie, Schmiermittel, Verfahrenstechnik und Apparatebau, Werkzeuge und W erkzeugmaschinen u. v. m.

Systemvoraussetzungen:
PC, Pentium I, Windows 95/98/ME/NT 4.0/2000/XP, 8 MB RAM, 32 MB freier Festplattenspeicher, Hiogh Color-Grafikkarte mit einer Auflösung von 800x600 Pixeln und 32.000 Farben.

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Langenscheidt - Fwb
Bindmann, Werner
Langenscheidt - Fachwörterbuch
Mikroelektronik
Englisch-Deutsch/Deutsch-Englisch
DE-UK / UK-DE

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Patrick, Bethanne (Autor) / Thompson, John (Autor) / Petroski, Henry (Vorwort)
An Uncommon History of Common Things

Kurzbeschreibung
Sometime about 30,000 years ago, somebody stuck a sharp rock into a split stick—and presto! The axe was born. Our inquisitive species just loves tinkering, testing, and pushing the limits, and this delightfully different book is a freewheeling reference to hundreds of customs, notions, and inventions that reflect human ingenuity throughout history.

From hand tools to holidays to weapons to washing machines, An Uncommon History of Common Things features hundreds of colorful illustrations, timelines, sidebars, and more as it explores just about every subject under the sun. Who knew that indoor plumbing has been around for 4,600 years, but punctuation, capital letters, and the handy spaces between written words only date back to the Dark Ages? Or that ancient soldiers baked a kind of pizza on their shields—when they weren’t busy flying kites to frighten their foes?

Every page of this quirky compendium catalogs something fascinating, surprising, or serendipitous. A lively, incomparably browsable read for history buffs, pop culture lovers, and anyone who relishes the odd and extraordinary details hidden in the everyday, it will inform, amuse, astonish—and alter the way you think about the clever creatures we call humans.

Über den Autor
Bethanne Patrick is a writer and book critic. Her features, profiles, and reviews have appeared in the Washington Post, Publishers Weekly, People magazine, and other publications.

John Thompson is the author and co-author of more than a dozen books including Dakotas, America’s Historic Trails, and National Geographic Almanac of American History.