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a toothed machine part that engages another part to transmit motion and force

a machine that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

To introduce new or significantly improved methods, products, or ways of doing something.

Using or introducing new and original methods, designs, or ideas.

Data or instructions supplied to a computer system for processing.

A newly created device or method, or the act of creating something of this kind for the first time.

a rigid member that turns about a pivot to transmit or change the effect of a force

relating to machines or to forces and motion in physical systems

A computer resource that holds data and instructions available for immediate processing.

The main software that manages a computer's resources and provides services needed by other programs.

a period when electricity, internet access, or another service is unavailable

Information or results produced by a computer system or program.

A computer component that executes instructions and performs operations on data.

To write or set instructions that tell a computer or programmable device how to perform a task.

A set of rules that defines how computing systems exchange and interpret messages.

To restart a computer or its operating system.

The display of all or part of one person's computer screen to other participants in an online meeting.

A device that detects a physical condition or change and produces a signal or reading.

a computer or program that provides information or other services in response to requests from clients

The development, introduction, or replacement of tools and technical methods over time.

To adjust a computational model using data and a learning procedure so that it can perform a task.

to examine a device or system systematically in order to find and solve a problem

a rotating machine that extracts energy from a moving fluid through blades or similar surfaces

the means, such as controls and displays, through which a person interacts with a computer program or device

a recognizable combination of forms, materials, and decorative features in building design

the art and practice of designing buildings, including their form, spaces, and use

having many buildings close together rather than mainly open land

a load of goods carried by a ship, aircraft, truck, or other vehicle

a strip of land linking places, especially one containing major transport routes and associated development