Terminal Emulation

Simulation of a specific terminal device (eg VT100) by a device, eg B. PC with software. PCs often use terminal emulation techniques to connect to certain hosts, such as B. Digital Virtual Address Extensions (VAX) or IBM mainframes, that they otherwise could not reach.

Literal Meanings of Terminal Emulation

Terminal:

Meanings of Terminal:

An airport building where passengers transfer from ground transportation to equipment that allows them to board an aircraft.
A port facility where ferries board and disembark passengers and load and unload vehicles.
The station where the service starts and ends at the end of the line. For example: Grand Central Station in New York.
A charge levied on all freight, regardless of distance and intended to cover station maintenance costs, as opposed to a charge per kilometer, which is generally proportional to the distance and is intended to cover the cost of a flight. to cover.
The city at the end of the railway line where the terminus, or rather the terminus, is located.
A storage tank for bulk liquids (such as oil or chemicals) for further distribution.
The end of the line where signals are sent or received, or the point on the line where signals are made available to devices.
Electrical contact on the battery.
A device for transmitting and/or receiving signals over a line, i.e. telephone or network device.
An apparatus for entering data into a computer or communication system and/or displaying received data, in particular an apparatus equipped with a keyboard and a text type display.
End symbol in formal grammar.
Terminal branch (axon, etc.) or one of the ends of the polypeptide.
For the storage of bulk liquid cargoes (eg oil or chemicals) in storage tanks prior to further distribution.
leads to .
Appears on top of or on top of a physical object.
Takes place at the end of a word, phrase or of time and serves to end it.
Published quarterly.

Sentences of Terminal

Terminal fees for students.

Emulation:

Meanings of Emulation:

The desire or desire to match or exceed someone in qualities or actions.
Jealous rivalry, jealous struggle.
Run a program or other software designed for another system that mimics parts of another system.