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egress in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Egress may
refer to: Data
egress, data
leaving a
network in
transit to an
external location Egress, the...
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egressive (from the lungs),
glottalic egressive (from the glottis), and
lingual (velaric)
egressive (from the tongue). The
opposite of an
egressive sound...
- In
computer networking,
egress filtering is the
practice of
monitoring and
potentially restricting the flow of
information outbound from one
network to...
- are
usually voiceless consonants that are
pronounced with a
glottalic egressive airstream. In the
phonology of a
particular language,
ejectives may contrast...
- Ingress,
egress, and
regress are
legal terms referring respectively to entering, leaving, and
returning to a
property or country. The term also refers...
- the
cable and can
result in
noise and
disruption of the
desired signal.
Egress is the p****age of
signal intended to
remain within the
cable into the outside...
- well-known schemes: the Fiji mermaid, the
Little Woolly horse, and the 'to the
egress' signs.
Barnum capitalized on the draw of some of his most
famous attractions...
-
windows are
typically used for
screen rooms,
kitchen p****-throughs, or
egress. A
horizontal sliding sash
window has two or more
sashes that
overlap slightly...
- "The Hall of
Egress" is the twenty-fourth
episode of the
seventh season of the
American animated television series Adventure Time. The episode—which was...
- and in many
cases this was
difficult due to injury, the
difficulty of
egress from a
confined space, g forces, the
airflow past the aircraft, and other...
