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EOTC
1.
Electro -Optics
Technology
Center.
A
de-
partment
at
Tufts
University
that
researches
and
pro-
vides
hands-on
education
in
the
areas
in
which
op-
tics
and
electronics
are
related,
founded
in
1984.
2.
Executive
Office
of
Transportation
and
Construc-
tion.
3.
European
Org...
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by
Bell
Laboratories
in
the
1970s
based
upon
Bell
mo-
bile phone
services
with
improved
sound
quality
and
features
that
were
installed
in
the
mid-
to
late-1960s.
In
1972,
a ... search
through
them
at
installation
time,
trying
to
locate
the
right
device
driver
for
the
hardware
peripheral,
of-
ten
atime-consuming, hit-or-miss
process.
With
ASPI,
v...
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to
two-axis
cladding
alignment
splicers.
A
core-to-
core
splicer
provides
alignment
of
single-mode,
mul-
timode,
and
active
fiber
cores
and
may
include
a
built-
in
thennal
sleeve
shrinking
mechanism.
A
splice
log
memory
or
computer
link
may
be
provided
for
keep-
ing
a
record
of
splices
and
their
statistics.
Since
this
type
of
spli...
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examples
of
monolithic ... public
ser-
vices
in
Europe.
It
incorporates
digital
radio
commu-
nications
technologi...
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... modems, black-and-
white
imaging
and
bit-
and
stream-oriented
transmis-
sions
predominate.
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as
the
Internet
increases
in
importance
and
accessibility, byte-
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resistant
tolerances.
It
can
guide
various
electromag-
netic
phenomena,
including
X
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emissions
and
vis-
ible
l...
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... phone line-based
fax
ma-
chine.
See
IFax
device,
TIFF-FX,
RFC
2305.
G-line A
round,
insulated
wire
used
in
microwave
transmissions.
G-Line A
Cornell
University physics resource
for
X-ray
beam-related
research.
The
G-Line
Laboratory
is
organized
into
three
experimental
stations,
G-I
for
the
study
of
large
molecule ... of
the
waveguide
ifjoined
at
different
angles
with
respect
to
polarity.
Thus...
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... commerce
beans
for
the
Java
Wallet.
JOTP
servers
are
based
upon
the
Enter-
prise JavaBean
and
Servlet component
models.
Inter-
operability
is
through
XML-based
Open
Trading
Pro-
tocol transaction transport mechanisms.
joule (symb. -
1)
An
absolute meter-kilogram-second
(MKS)
unit ... populated
urban
areas.
The
problems
of
interference
have
increased
as
well.
High-speed
copper
data
lines,...
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M Series Recommendations A
series
ofITU-T
rec-
ommended
guidelines
for
TMN
and
network
main-
tenance: international transmission systems, tele-
phone ... communications
ser-
vices.
Originally
operated
by
Metropolitan
Fiber
Sys-
tems,
MFS
merged
with
Worldcom
Communications
in
the
mid-1990s
to
provide
expanded
nationwide
ser-
vices.
MAE
W...
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With
optional
air-
or
water-cooled
heads,
different
kilowatt output levels may
be
selected. See
Barkhausen-Kurz
tube,
cathode-ray
tube,
cavity
mag-
netron,
Klystron,
traveling-wave
tube.
magnetron
history
Germany,
Japan,
and
America
all
contributed
to
the
development
of
the
magnetron
in
the
1920s
and
1930s.
Its
origins
date
back
to
the
work
ofH....
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... system,
which
used
to
be
a
fantastic
open
forum
for
discussion,
with
many
scientific
and
cultural
leaders
participating
un-
der
their
real
names
in
the
mid-1980s.
Unfortunately,
this
system
is
now
abused
by
bad
language,
inappro-
priate
remarks,
and
get-rich-quick
come-ons.
Conse-
quently,
many
groups
have
been
forced
to
close
up
or
go
to
moderated
status,
and
most
celebrities
now
674
use
ass...