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comp., MS |
gateway (A device that connects networks using different communications protocols so that information can be passed from one to the other. A gateway both transfers information and converts it to a form compatible with the protocols used by the receiving network) |
construct. |
towngate |
el. |
gate; gate terminal; gating time; remote gate; gateway node; propagation delay time |
forestr. |
cab guard |
IT |
portal |
med. |
hilum; hilus; navel; porta |
met. |
git; sprue |
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IT, tech. |
AND element; AND gate; AND positive gate; conjunction gate |
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IT, el. |
ECL gate; emitter-coupled logic gate |
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comp., MS |
VoIP gateway (A computer device that converts between circuit switch telephony protocols and VoIP protocols) |
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comp., MS |
IP/VoIP gateway (A third-party hardware device or product that connects a legacy PBX to a LAN. An IP/VoIP gateway translates or converts TDM or telephony circuit-switched protocols to packet switched protocols that can be used on a VoIP-based network) |
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el. |
ANDNAND gate |
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IT, el. |
DTL gate; diode-transistor-logic gate |
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gen. |
Gate |
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comp., MS |
web portal (A user interface implemented by a software application via a component of a web server, such as IIS) |
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comp., MS |
WAP gateway (A software usually on a mobile operator's network that converts desktop webpages to a mobile format. Helpful for older phone models that can't render the full desktop page) |
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el. |
AND-OR-NOT gate |
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el. |
ORNOR gate |
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IT, el. |
CML gate |