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Premises
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- Defined as the subscriber’s home or place of business. in a multiple dwelling unit, each apartment is counted as one
- Land and/or its appurtenances.
- `premises` means buildings and land that goes with them (property), in which people live.
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Помещение, русский
- Помещение, место, вместилище, гнездо, гнездилище, хранилище, приют, убежище; отделение, склад, складочное место, депо, житница, ризница, сокровищница; водовместилище, водоем, бассейн, резервуар, аквариум; казнохранилище, книгохранилище, библиотека; арсена
- Facilities
- Ограниченная со всех сторон часть внутреннего пространства здания или сооружения
- Единица комплекса недвижимого имущества (здания), выделенная в натуре, предназначенная для самостоятельного использования для жилых или нежилых целей и зарегистрированное в установленном законом порядке.
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Subscriber, английский
- A user of wireless service bought from a service provider.
- A mobile user who has selected specific subscriptions for his/her mobile device.
- A person who has indicated his or her desire to be on a mailing list.
- In notification services, the person or process to which notifications are delivered.
- In replication, a database instance that receives replicated data.
- A person who contracts for publicly available telecommunications services.
Appurtenances, английский
Under admiralty law, all equipment and tackle belonging to and essential to the use of a vessel for its intended purpose. the marine insurance term is apparel.
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Encircled flux (ef), английский
Defined by iec 14763, tia 455-203, and ieee 802.3ae, ef is the most accurate test for determining optical attenuation for multimode fibers. most often used in factory environments due to its complexity and equipment costs
Short wavelength, английский
- Considered 850 nm and lower in wavelength. also covers the visible range (630-700 nm) signal-to-noise ratio (snr) the ratio of the power of the signal versus the power of the background noise, usually measured in decibels. describes the quality of an electronic transmission system
- A commonly used term for light in the 665, 790, and 850 nm ranges.
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