Translation of wire (English-English)

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dewirement: an incident in which an electrically powered vehicle,drawing its power from an overhead wire,is brought to a halt by the disengagement of the pick-up equipment from the wire
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

fedwire: the payment service operated by the United States Federal Reserve System as a private wire network for transfers between financial institutions having accounts at the Federal Reserve Bank
Category: Financial affairs - taxation - customs

four-wire: a two-way transmission circuit using two pairs of conductors
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

four-wire: a space-or time-division switching system through which a separate path is established for each direction of retransmission
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

four-wire: A two-way circuit using two paths so arranged that communication currents are transmitted in one direction only on one path,and in the opposite direction on the other path.The transmission path may or may not employ four wires.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: the capability of the switching system to accommodate connections to special 4-wire circuits.This is usually accomplished through the use of 2-wire to 4-wire terminating sets
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: circuit using two pairs of conductors or,in a phantom circuit,groups of conductors,one pair for the go channel and the other for the return channel
Category: News-systems and communications

four-wire: a repeater for use in a four-wire or four-wire type circuit in which there are two amplifiers,one amplifying the signals in one channel and the other amplifying the signals in the other channel of the circuit
Category: News-systems and communications

four-wire: switching using a separate path,frequency,or time slot for each direction of transmission
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: a crosspoint that comprises four contacts
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

four-wire: a network of components used to terminate a four-wire circuit
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: a device which enables a telephone to be connected to a four-wire circuit with E&M signalling on centre points of the two pairs
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

four-wire: a leased circuit which uses electrically separated paths for the two directions of transmission
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: a network of components used to terminate the transmit and receive channels of a four-wire circuit and to interconnect four-wire and two-wire circuits
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: hybrid arrangement by which four-wire circuits are terminated on a two-wire basis for interconnection with two-wire circuits
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: a bridge which enables up to six four-wire circuits to be interconnected,with no impedance mismatches and specified levels
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

four-wire: a circuit using the same pair of conductors to give 'go' and 'return' channels by means of different carrier frequencies for the two channels
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

four-wire: a communication line consisting of two-wire pairs at the data station
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hard-wired: logic designed for control or problem solutions that require interconnection of numerous integrated circuits formed or wired for specific purposes and relatively unalterable
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

hard-wired: an automatic switching system in which the control logic resides in the circuitry of one or more mechanically alterable electronic memories
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

open-wire: a conductor individually supported by insulators above the surface of the ground
Category: News-systems and communications

order-wire: the voice or data circuits used by technical-control and maintenance personnel for coordination and control actions relative to activation,deactivation,change,rerouting,porting,and maintenance of communications systems and services
Category: News-systems and communications

pilot-wire: an auxiliary conductor used for control,interlocking and protective purposes
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

prewire: refers to connectors that are prewired to extend some I/O systems
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

prewired: refers to connectors that are prewired to extend some I/O systems
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

reduced-wire: a feature which relates to a communications system which requires 6-pair or less for all station cabling,with the exception of any special requirements for instrumentation and auxiliary consoles associated with the answering position
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

third-wire: in a switching office,the use of a third wire to control operation of a device external to the switching system but directly associated with the line
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

three-wire: special pushbutton-equipped station instruments which require a single pushbutton to utilize certain PBX system features
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

three-wire: a special pushbutton station intrument which requires the single pushbutton to allow utilization of certain features
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

two-wire: a communication line consisting of a single wire pair at the data station
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wire: rolled,extruded or drawn products of solid section of any cross-sectional shape,of which no cross-sectional dimension exceeds 6 mm
Category: Iron and steel industries

wire: a single metallic conductor,usually solid-drawn and circular in cross section
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wire: an endless belt of wire gauze for the drainage of stock to a fibre web
Category: Various industries and crafts

wire: A wire used to form loops in Wilton weaving.It is characterized by a profile that varies in height along its length and is used for the productin of pile loops of different height across the width of the carpet.
Category: Various industries and crafts

wire: A metal strip or rod,which is inserted during weaving between the raised pile warp threads and the foundation of the cloth to form loops of pile above the foundation.
Category: Various industries and crafts

wire-guided: self-propelling battery powered trolley,which has complete autonomy and is guided by an electromagnetic system(cable implanted in the work-shop floor)
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

wire-guided: method of watering used in agricultural robotics by a device which picks up the electromagnetic rays created by a wire charged with alternating current
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

wired: externally connected circuits or functions whose combined outputs result in an OR function
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wired: obtained by embedding a network of steel wire in the soft glass while it is being rolled
Category: The chemical industry

wired: control of an automatic switching arrangement in which the call processing is determined by a program embodied in a pattern of fixed physical interconnections among a group of devices(2).
Category: Management in the public and private sector

wired: an automatic switching system in which the control logic is designed into the hardware,i.e.,built into the circuitry of a set of devices each performing one or more specific operations in a given sequence
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wired: an indication that the processor-controlled or wired logic-controlled communications system contains a program in which the logic is predetermined by wired connections
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

wired: connection of two gates by an external wire between the gate output so that the output is at logic-1 whenever the output of either or both gates is at logic-1
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wired: connection of two gates by an external wire between the gate outputs to that the output is at logic-1 when all the input states are at logic-1,and in logic-0 otherwise
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wired-logic: an automatic switching system in which the control logic is designed into the hardware,i.e.,built into the circuitry of a set of devices each performing one or more specific operations in a given sequence
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

wired-program: a computer in which the instructions that specify the operations to be performed are specified by the placement and interconnection of wires; the wires are usually held by a removable control panel, allowing flexibility of operation, but the term is also applied to permanently wired machines which are then called fixed program computers
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

wired-system: System for the transmission of interpreting by cable or wire.
Category: General

wireframe: a computer-aided design technique for outputting three-dimensional solid constructions on a graphics system in which a skeleton of that solid is formed by lines representing all edges,surfaces,and stress points,or by lines drawn at regular intervals around a three-dimensional entity.These lines have the cumulative effect of illustrating the solid shape of the construction
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

wireframe-graphics: a computer-aided design technique for outputting three-dimensional solid constructions on a graphics system in which a skeleton of that solid is formed by lines representing all edges,surfaces,and stress points,or by lines drawn at regular intervals around a three-dimensional entity.These lines have the cumulative effect of illustrating the solid shape of the construction
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

wireles: cordless office, designed for wireless access in private-notably office-to provide the ability to find callers popped out of their offices and the flexibility to move desks and telephones
Category: News-systems and communications

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