Definitions for "Jumpers"
Jumpers are judged solely on their ability to jump obstacles. They need not be any special breed or size, nor do they need to be beautiful, well-mannered or stylish. They are required to complete a course or approximately 16 obstacles ranging in height from 3'6" to 5' or more with spreads of up to 6' depending on the division in which they compete. Preliminary, Intermediate and Open jumpers are classified according to the amount of prize money they have won; they may be ridden by amateurs and juniors as well as professionals. Amateur-Owner jumpers must be ridden by amateur riders only. Junior jumpers must be ridden by riders under 18 year old.
These horses provide the thrills of the horse show. The purpose of the jumper is to clear the obstacles without faulting. Style, action, conformation or pace is not considered in the judging. Ultimately, the horses' speed and jumping ability are the only considerations for winning an event.
Jumpers are judged solely on their ability to jump obstacles. They need not be any special breed or size. They are required to complete a course of approximately 16 obstacles ranging in height from 3'6" to 5' and higher with spreads of up to 6', depending on the division in which they compete. (see Guide to Show Jumpers and Hunters for more information).
It is a series of pins protruding from a circuit board onto which a contact block is placed. Jumpers are used to select various circuit options.
These are used to change settings. They are able to cover two pins and connect them. Therefore with the jumper on different pins, in positions different settings can be defined
Small devices that act as switches between two pins of a multi-pin header.
Jumpers is a 1972 play by Tom Stoppard. It explores the field of academic philosophy, likening it to a highly skillful competitive gymnastics display. Jumpers raises questions such as "What do we know?" and "Where do values come from?"
Keywords:  flowline, subsea, skids, manifolds, tie
connections for various subsea equipment, including tie-ins between trees, manifolds or flowline skids.
The Jumpers are a fictional criminal gang in the Wild Cards anthology series, first appearing in One-Eyed Jacks, the eighth book of the series.
Keywords:  coverall, worn, children
a coverall worn by children
Keywords:  wire, pit, illegal, pipe, meter
A term used for jumper cable or jumper wire.
Water pipe installed in a water meter pit (before the water meter is installed), or electric wire that is installed in the electric house panel meter socket before the meter is installed. This is sometimes illegal.
Keywords:  fish
jumping fish.