the shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made
something that joins or connects
an act of joining or adjoining things
a decision indicator that occurs in a process flow, where control splits from a single flow into several branches (Fan-Out) or where several branches join into a single flow (Fan-In)
a location where two or more inflow hydrographs are added together to produce an outflow hydrograph
a place where things join or come together
a point in the telecommunications network that comprises a switching office or facility cross-connect and/or ADM hardware, a point of connectivity where multiple fiber links come together, and/or a source or destination for a wavelength path
The join of two conducting materials.
An object used in reliability block diagrams to join multiple connectors together such as in parallel or redundant configurations. Junctions can be set in series, parallel operating, or standby operation.
The point at which two thermocouple alloys are joined. In a typical thermocouple circuit there is a measuring junction and a reference junction.
the place where two things come together
The point in a thermocouple where the two dissimilar metals are joined. When referring to memory capacity, two to the tenth power (1024 in decimal notation).
The area where N and P type materials in a semi-conductor come together.
A point at which two or more branches are connected together.