nodes

5 letters in word "nodes": D E N O S.

Anagrams of nodes:

• nosed

• sonde

Words found within nodes:

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• Definitions:
• Devices on a network that demand or supply services or where transmission paths are connected. Node is often used instead of workstation.
• parts or lines of the outline, or what lives across from a number or bullet point; for example, "The ends of inquiry" and "The lawfulness of private organizations" are headings of two nodes; note, however, that nodes are to be distinguished by numerical or other unique identifiers, not by their ...
• The leafbearing joints on plant stems.
• soft-tissue pads underneath the toes.
• the individuals in a person's social network.
• The points where any planet crosses the ecliptic it its path of latitude.
• Another name for nodules. Term found in Types of Voice Disorders: Nodules.
• are centres of activity such as commercial centres, retail centres, education facilities and other centres of human activity. In the transport context they generally refer to centres that are trip origins and/or destinations.
• The imaginary points at which the orbital path of the Moon or other celestial body crosses the ecliptic.
• Maximum number of hypercubes you are expecting.
• The point in the zodiac where a planet, particularly the Moon, passes from southern into northern lattitude is called the North Node and when moving in the opposite direction (crossing from north to south) is called the South Node. ...
• The position at which the orbits of the moon or other planets cross the ecliptic. Planetary nodes do not move much more than a degree in a one hundred years. The moon's nodes are usually the most common ones followed by astrologers. ...
• Common term for the components that make up a distributed-memory parallel machine. Each node has its own memory and at least one processor; that is, a node can be a uniprocessor or some type of multiprocessor.
• More than one discrete mass of one kind of tissue enclosed in tissue of a different kind.
• The individual computers that make up a network
• A device connected to the network which can be addressed by other nodes.
• Areas of a network which can transmit and receive information, across the network.
• A node is a raised ridge of wood, from which each year's growth begins. Previous growth will be woody, whereas the current growth will not. Nodes from the past few growing seasons can be seen.
• short for lymphatic nodes.
• Systems connected in a network to form a monitor cell.
• A point of interconnection to a network, such as computers, printers, routers, faxes, or bridges.
• The two points in a planet's orbit which intercept the Earth's path around the sun (otherwise known as the ecliptic).
• Nodes are naturally-occurring phenomena in Ian Irvine’s The Three Worlds cycle. They often occur in places where there is a significant landmark, such as on a hill or mountain.

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