-
applications include the
trunked radio systems commonly used by
police agencies. In the form of link
aggregation and VLAN tagging,
trunking has been
applied in...
- 200 km) of
British roads were
classified as
trunk roads.
Additional roads have been "
trunked",
notably in the
Trunk Roads Act 1946 (9 & 10 Geo. 6. c. 30)....
- Look up
Trunk or
trunk in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Trunk may
refer to:
Trunk (anatomy),
synonym for
torso Trunk (botany), a tree's
central superstructure...
- bank in
which the
trunked system is programmed. In
other words, the
talkgroups are
stored on the
trunked bank. The
concept of
trunking (resource sharing)...
-
Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA;
formerly known as Trans-European
Trunked Radio), a
European standard for a
trunked radio system, is a
professional mobile...
- The
Trunk is a low budget,
black and
white 1961
British mystery film
directed by
Donovan Winter and
starring Phil Carey,
Julia Arnall and
Dermot Walsh...
- A
trunk, also
known as a
travel trunk, is a
large cuboid container designed to hold
clothes and
other personal belongings. They are most
commonly used...
- The
sympathetic trunk (sympathetic chain,
gangliated cord) is a
paired bundle of
nerve fibers that run from the base of the
skull to the coccyx. It is...
-
Edward Scott Trunk (born
August 8, 1964) is an
American music historian,
radio personality, talk show host, and author, best
known as the host of several...
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Gustav Trunk (1871–1936),
German politician Jonny Trunk,
English writer,
broadcaster and DJ
Herman Trunk (1894–1963),
American painter Isaiah Trunk (1905–1981)...
