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Autom.
nœud d'assemblage ; point de jonction
Bauw.
noeud d'intersection
biow.
point nodal
comp.
nœud m
el.
point de branchement ; bifurcation f ; sommet m
Fin., IT
réseau intermédiaire
IT
noeud m ; centre nodal
IT, el.
connexion f
Kommunik.
noeud d´extrémité ; système d'accès au réseau ; noeud périphérique
Med.
ganglion lymphatique (nodus lymphaticus) ; nodus lymphaticus ; ganglion m ; nœud m (nodus) ; nodule m (nodus)
micr.
noeud m (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it) ; nœud m (For failover clusters or server clusters, a computer system that is an active or inactive member of the cluster)
Paläontol.
tubercule m ; clavus m
phys.
ligne nodale ; surface nodale
Verk., Bauw.
carrefour m
Fin., biow.
noeuds m
Fischz.
note aux délégations
Paläontol.
monticules m ; tubercules m
node of a cabled distribution system [nəʊd] Sub.
Radio.
noeud de répartition d'un réseau de télédistribution
Englisch Thesaurus
Abkürz., Progr., IT
Network Operation And Design Engineering System
Abkürz., wertp.
NASDAQ Order Delivery and Execution System
IT
Point at which terminals are given access to a network
USA
A location in a mobility system where a movement requirement is originated, processed for onward movement, or terminated (JP 3-17) ; In communications and computer systems, the physical location that provides terminating, switching, and gateway access services to support information exchange (JP 6-0) ; An element of a system that represents a person, place, or physical thing (JP 3-0)
Tech.
noise diode
el., Abkürz.
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