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| next | Near End CrossTalk The unwanted noise coupled into a device's receive circuit from its transmit circuit | en |
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| next | A brief promotional item (usually approx "10 duration) that is scheduled at the end of one programme and encourages the viewers to watch the next one | en |
| next | afterwards; at the nearest time in the future | en |
| next | The Unix workstation manufactuered for several years by NeXT, designed to run the MACH operating system, NeXTSTEP | en |
| next | Near End CrossTalk: the interference between pairs of lines at the telephone switch end | en |
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| next | nearest | en |
| next | at the time or occasion immediately following; "next the doctor examined his back | en |
| next | Nearest in time; as, the next day or hour | en |
| next | Nearest in place; having no similar object intervening | en |
| next | Nearest in degree, quality, rank, right, or relation; as, the next heir was an infant | en |
| next | Adjoining in a series; immediately preceding or following in order | en |
| next | Enables paging to the next available screen When specifying items in a Purchase Request, brings up a new Item Information Screen to be used to describe the next item to be specified Accessible from: the Item Information, Status of Requisitions, Review of Purchase Request, and Cosignature Requisitions screens | en |
| next | This Takes you to the Next permit issued in the county / township | en |
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| next | multiuser Unix Workstation manufactured by NeXT corporation that runs the NeXTSTEP operating system (NeXT Turbo) | en |
| next | Near-End Crosstalk Interference that transfers from the transmit side of a circuit to the receive side of the same circuit It is measured at the transmit or "near" end | en |
| next | You use next to before a negative, or a word that suggests something negative, to mean almost, but not completely. Johnson still knew next to nothing about tobacco Most pre-prepared weight loss products are next to useless. = virtually | en |
| next | at the time or occasion immediately following; "next the doctor examined his back" | en |
| next | When you next do something, you do it for the first time since you last did it. I next saw him at his house in Berkshire When we next met, he was much more jovial | en |
| next | You use next to in order to give the most important aspect of something when comparing it with another aspect. Her children were the number two priority in her life next to her career = after | en |
| next | You use next to say that something has more of a particular quality than all other things except one. For example, the thing that is next best is the one that is the best except for one other thing. The one thing he didn't have was a son. I think he's felt that a grandson is the next best thing At least three times more daffodils are grown than in Holland, the next largest grower. = second | en |
| next | emphasis If you say that you do something or experience something as much as the next person, you mean that you are no different from anyone else in the respect mentioned. I'm as ambitious as the next man. I'd like to manage at the very highest level | en |
| next | If one thing is next to another thing, it is at the other side of it. She sat down next to him on the sofa. at the southern end of the Gaza Strip next to the Egyptian border The car was parked in the small weedy lot next to the hotel. = beside | en |
| next | You use after next in expressions such as the week after next to refer to a period of time after the next one. For example, when it is May, the month after next is July. the party's annual conference, to be held in Bournemouth the week after next | en |
| next | The thing that happens next is the thing that happens immediately after something else. Next, close your eyes then screw them up tight I don't know what to do next The news is next | en |
| next | Near End Crosstalk: Equipment that must concurrently receive on one wire pair and transmit on another wire pair in the same cable bundle must accommodate NEXT interference NEXT is the portion of the transmitted signal that leaks into the receive pair Since at this point on the link the transmitted signal is at maximum and the receive signal has been attenuated, it may be difficult to maintain an acceptable ACR with the received signal if the cable media allows large amounts of crosstalk leakage to occur Foiled or shielded cables generally have less crosstalk than unshielded varieties | en |
| next | You use next in expressions such as next Friday, next day and next year to refer, for example, to the first Friday, day, or year that comes after the present or previous one. Let's plan a big night next week He retires next January Next day the EU summit strengthened their ultimatum. Next is also an adjective. I shall be 26 years old on Friday next. Next is also a pronoun. He predicted that the region's economy would grow by about six per cent both this year and next | en |
| next | The next place or person is the one that is nearest to you or that is the first one that you come to. Grace sighed so heavily that Trish could hear it in the next room The man in the next chair was asleep Stop at the next corner. I'm getting out | en |
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| next | The next period of time, event, person, or thing is the one that comes immediately after the present one or after the previous one. I got up early the next morning. the next available flight Who will be the next prime minister? I want my next child born at home Many senior citizens have very few visitors from one week to the next | en |
| next | Defunct computer designed by Steve Jobs, one of the originators of the Macintosh The company that made the NeXT computers The NeXT was a workstation running NeXTStep, a version of Unix NeXTStep uses a GUI, and runs Display PostScript NeXTStep is still available for machines running on the 486, SPARC, and HP Alpha processors | en |
| next | In the time, place, or order nearest or immediately succeeding; as, this man follows next | en |
| next | Near-end Crosstalk Interference between pairs of lines at the telephone switch end | en |
| next | following; closest sıfat | en |
| next | -the button you will click to go to the next step in your search | en |
| next | (of elected officers) elected but not yet serving; "our next president" | en |
| next | Originally a Unix-based workstation from NeXT Inc using a 24MHz Motorola 68040 processor, a high-resolution color display, stereo sound, and an erasable optical disk | en |
| next | Near End CrossTalk Crosstalk in which the interfering signal is traveling in the opposite direction as the desired signal | en |
| next | nearest in space or position; immediately adjoining without intervening space; "had adjacent rooms"; "in the next room"; "the person sitting next to me"; "our rooms were side by side" | en |
| next | Near-end Crosstalk: Interference between pairs of lines at the telephone switch end | en |
| next | Near-end Crosstalk Interference between pairs of lines at the telephone switch end NID Network Interface Device A device that terminates copper pair from the serving central office at the user's destination and which is typically located outside that location | en |
| next | immediately following in time or order; "the following day"; "next in line"; "the next president"; "the next item on the list" | en |
| next | Being closer to the present location than all other items | en |
| next | Following in a sequence | en |
| next | Nearest date, time, space, or order | en |
| next to | beside, near, by edat | en |