Terminal Anchor: In hydraulically burrowing organisms: any device used to anchor the leading portion of the burrower, permitting muscular contraction to drag the rest of the body into the sediment

 

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Terminal Anchor: In hydraulically burrowing organisms: any device used to anchor the leading portion of the burrower, permitting muscular contraction to drag the rest of the body into the sediment

Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR): Doppler radar installed at major airports throughout the United States to detect microbursts.

Terminal Elevator: A large elevator (warehouse) facility with the capacity to transfer grain to rail cars, barges, or ships for transport to domestic or foreign markets. Terminal elevator markets are used as b . . . View Full Definition

Terminal Cup: A plastic cabinet part that contains the terminal connectors that permits the wire from the amplifier to be connected to the speaker. Sometimes these parts contain the Crossover and protecti . . . View Full Definition

Terminal Buds: Buds located at the end of a plant shoot.

Terminal: A device whose keyboard and display are used for sending and receiving data over a link. A terminal has no internal processing capabilities, and is used in combination with a system or network.

Terminal Emulation: This is an application that allows your terminal to act as a dumb terminal.

Terminal Houses: Those houses ruled naturally by water signs: four, eight and twelve. They pertain to endings and results and symbolize occult interests. Collectively, they are known as the Trinity of Psychism.

Terminal Reaction: A reaction that ends a cycle or chain of other chemical reactions.

Terminals: You probably don't think about the connectors on the back of your speakers until you go to hook them up. There are two basic types: spring clips and binding posts.