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<b>1</b>. An end point of a branch in a network, or a junction common to two or more branches in a network or mesh. <b>2</b>. One data item in a linked list. <b>3</b>. A point of rest in a vibrating system, a result of the interference of oppositely directed wavetrains (standing waves); e.g., one of the stationary points on a vibrating string. <b>4</b>. The intersection of the Earth’s orbit with the ecliptic plane. <b>5</b>. A single seismometer (often multicomponent) as opposed to a receiver group. <b>6</b>. A <b>node system</b> for 3-component recording uses single seismometers without a cable connecting them to avoid biasing the horizontal component recordings. Data are sometimes transmitted by radio, or sometimes stored for future harvesting. | <b>1</b>. An end point of a branch in a network, or a junction common to two or more branches in a network or mesh. <b>2</b>. One data item in a linked list. <b>3</b>. A point of rest in a vibrating system, a result of the interference of oppositely directed wavetrains (standing waves); e.g., one of the stationary points on a vibrating string. <b>4</b>. The intersection of the Earth’s orbit with the ecliptic plane. <b>5</b>. A single seismometer (often multicomponent) as opposed to a receiver group. <b>6</b>. A <b>node system</b> for 3-component recording uses single seismometers without a cable connecting them to avoid biasing the horizontal component recordings. Data are sometimes transmitted by radio, or sometimes stored for future harvesting. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:32, 24 March 2018
1. An end point of a branch in a network, or a junction common to two or more branches in a network or mesh. 2. One data item in a linked list. 3. A point of rest in a vibrating system, a result of the interference of oppositely directed wavetrains (standing waves); e.g., one of the stationary points on a vibrating string. 4. The intersection of the Earth’s orbit with the ecliptic plane. 5. A single seismometer (often multicomponent) as opposed to a receiver group. 6. A node system for 3-component recording uses single seismometers without a cable connecting them to avoid biasing the horizontal component recordings. Data are sometimes transmitted by radio, or sometimes stored for future harvesting.
