node in Irish
node in Irish is nód — node means a device connected to a computer network, such as a server or workstation.
node in Irish
nód
What does "node" mean?
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noun A device connected to a computer network, such as a server or workstation.
"Each node on the network reported its status back to the server."
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noun A point in a data structure, graph, or tree where branches meet or connect.
"Each node in the tree structure points to its child elements."
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noun A small lump, knot, or swelling, including in medical or biological contexts.
"The doctor felt for swollen lymph nodes in his neck."
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noun In physics, a point on a standing wave where the amplitude is at a minimum.
"The nodes on the vibrating string stayed perfectly still."
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node in a sentence
- Each node on the network reported its status back to the server.
- Each node in the tree structure points to its child elements.
- The doctor felt for swollen lymph nodes in his neck.
- The nodes on the vibrating string stayed perfectly still.
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What is "node" in Irish?
"node" in Irish is nód. node means: A device connected to a computer network, such as a server or workstation.
How do you use "node" in a sentence?
Example: "Each node on the network reported its status back to the server." In Irish, "node" is nód.
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