Results for: method of correspondence via the Internet
English English
(Internet Slang) go meet some friends and develop some outside interests! (used to ridicule people who spend large amounts of time using computers or the Internet)GAL (get a life)
(Internet) concentrating data in a distribution point from which it is sent over Internet channels; concentrating radio or TV signals in a distribution point for later broadcast; transferal of data from remote users to a central networkbackhaul
(Internet) rant or write unceasingly and fanatically on a relatively dull subject with an obviously absurd attitude or with animosity toward a particular person or group of people on Usenet; write insulting words about a person, angry e-mail message, b...flame
(Internet) scripting environment that enables programmers to combine HTML and reuseable ActiveX components with scripts to create dynamic Web pages (designed for use on Microsoft Web servers)ASP (Active Server Pages)
(Internet) scripting environment that enables programmers to combine HTML and reuseable ActiveX components with scripts to create dynamic Web pages (designed for use on Microsoft Web servers), ASPActive Server Pages
(Internet) standard for software interoperability (set of common, object-oriented interfaces that can communicate on various platforms)CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture)
(Internet) type of icon in the shape of a face that show emotions and expressions like a human face (such as a smiley face)Emoticon
(Internet, Computers) computer that handles telephone calls through the Internet (collects incoming calls and directs them out through ISDN lines)aggregator
(Medicine) phlebography, method for examining a vein in which a radiopaque material in injected into the vein and a conventional x-ray image of the area is taken (used to detect blockages), X-ray examination of veinsvenography
(Medicine) surgical removal of the lens of the eye by liquefying it and removing it by suction (method for treating cataracts), cataract removal techniquephacoemulsification
(Medicine) venography, method for examining a vein in which a radiopaque material is injected into the vein and a conventional x-ray image of the area is taken (used to detect blockages)phlebography
(Music) of or pertaining to a falsetto; pertaining to an unnaturally high-pitched voice (esp. in a man); pertaining to one who sings with an unnaturally high-pitched voice (esp. of a man), falsetto singer, falsetto voice, high singing method, high-pitc...falsetto
(Photography) method of checking a meter on a cameraTTL (through the lens)
A method of approximating price or yield which is unknown by using numbers which are known.Interpolation
A person receiving payment through any form of money transfer method.Payee
 

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