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1.34 Services and Service Features

List of telecommunication service terms

1.35 Standards

ANSI/EIA/TIA-568 -- ASCII -- basic mode link control -- basic rate interface (BRI) -- de facto standard -- frequency standard -- functional profile -- GOSIP -- group -- industry standard -- interface standard -- International Telegraph Alphabet Number 5 (ITA-5) -- interoperability standard -- message handling system (MHS) -- National Electric Code® (NEC) -- network terminal number (NTN) -- NTSC standard -- Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) -- Open Systems Interconnection (OSI)--architecture -- Open Systems Interconnection Specification (OSI)--Protocol -- Open Systems Interconnection--Reference Model (OSI--RM) -- Open Systems Interconnection Definitions (OSI)--Service -- Open Systems Interconnection Management (OSI)--Systems -- POSIX -- precise frequency -- primary frequency standard -- proprietary standard -- p × 64 -- quarter common intermediate format (QCIF) -- R interface -- rubidium clock -- rubidium standard -- secondary frequency standard -- secondary time standard -- serial -- Signaling System No. 7 ( SS7) -- SONET -- standard -- standard optical source -- standard time and frequency signal service (STFS) -- system standard -- terminal adapter -- time standard -- V-series Recommendations -- X.-series Recommendations

1.36 Storage

accumulator -- archiving -- arithmetic overflow -- arithmetic register -- arithmetic underflow -- associative storage -- auxiliary storage -- buffer -- cache memory -- CD ROM -- channel -- clear -- computer program origin -- direct access -- direct address -- diskette -- disk pack -- elastic buffer -- erase -- field -- file -- file transfer, access, and management (FTAM) -- hard sectoring -- head -- interblock gap -- internal memory -- loader -- machine-readable medium -- magnetic card -- magnetic core storage -- magnetic drum -- magnetic tape -- main storage -- medium -- memory -- off-line storage -- optical disk -- overlay -- overload -- packing density -- permanent storage -- phase-encoded recording (PE) -- phase flux reversal -- print-through -- programmable read-only memory (PROM) -- queue -- queue traffic -- queuing -- random access memory (RAM) -- read head -- reading -- read-only memory (ROM) -- read-only storage -- record -- record communication -- record information -- record medium -- regeneration -- register -- rotational position sensing -- sector -- sectoring -- seek -- seek time -- shift register -- simple buffering -- skew -- soft sectoring -- spooling -- storage -- storage cell -- store-and-forward (S-F) -- store-and-forward switching center -- streaming tape drive -- streaming tape recording -- tag image file format (TIFF) -- tape relay -- track -- track density -- tracking error -- variable length buffer -- virtual memory -- virtual storage -- volatile storage -- volume -- work space -- write

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