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fin., life.sc. |
nodes |
industr., construct. |
coarse reject |
knit.goods |
neps |
paleont. |
granules; monticules; tubercles |
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gen. |
knot |
automat. |
event |
chem.fib. |
burl; hitch knot; kink |
commun. |
endpoint node; host node; peripheral node; network access system |
comp., MS |
node (A location in a hierarchy (often a tree structure) that can have links to one or more nodes below it) |
construct. |
optical center |
el. |
standing-wave minimum; branch point; vertex |
industr., construct. |
knot in raw silk; bow; nib |
industr., construct., met. |
top speck |
IT |
node; junction; network node |
IT, dat.proc. |
nexus; data processing node |
life.sc. |
nodal point |
med. |
nodus |
met. |
hitch |
pwr.lines. |
panel point |
textile |
nep (dans la fibre) |
transp. |
intersection |
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comp. |
network node (de réseau); network point (de réseau); node; knot; vertex |
comp., MS |
node (For failover clusters or server clusters, a computer system that is an active or inactive member of the cluster) |
construct. |
knag; guarl; knob; knot, nautical mile, sea mile; knuckle (hinge); joint (truss) |
med. |
nodule (nodulus); node (nodus) |
UN |
hub |
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French thesaurus |
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gen. |
nœud (z484z) |