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Перевод: cabling

[существительное]
укладка кабеля; кручение; свивание; заполнение каннелюр колонн выпуклым профилем

Тезаурус:

1. Because crossing the stitches causes some resistance you will need to knit a few rows, then ladder down at least one stitch at both sides of the number of stitches marked for cabling.
2. Another technological phrase that gained currency under the present government was "the cabling of Britain".
3. The corporation (currently state-owned but soon to be privatised) already has considerable experience with optical-fibre technology, and argues that it should be allowed to play a large role in cabling Britain.
4. CABLING:
5. - The 7 layer communication model explained - Physical Units (PU's) and Logical Units (LU's) - SNA hardware and software implementations - IBM Cabling System - 3780/3770 Remote Job Entry (RJE) - 3270 and 5250 terminal architectures - LU6.2, APPC, APPN and SNADS - Co-operative processing - Network Management (NewView) - SNA and OSI Interworking
6. After her veto of the Alvey committee's plans to use government money to back a new era of computer research (last issue, p 3), ministers have now postponed publication of their White Paper on cabling Britain because two government departments cannot agree on how it should be paid for.
7. Includes low-energy, low voltage, cabling, electric fittings, etc.
8. The hubs feature 10Base3 coax connections so that backbones and subnets can be built using thinnet cabling.
9. One big cost in BEM system, wiring plant and rooms to the computer, can now be avoided by using the mains cabling itself as the data communication network.
10. The aim is that entertainment on pay-TV will pay for the more innovative plans, including two way transactions down the cables, that lie at the heart of the cabling idea.
11. But the technical side of it is only a means to an end, making sure it's a really clean sound, without going into too much extra cabling and everything.
12. In other words, just one set of cabling round the office should cope with both the telephone system and the computer network.
13. All this, of course, presupposes that private firms do the lion's share of the cabling - the digging of ducts, provision of the wiring and installing of equipment to homes.