- not a
tunnel,
though some
recent tunnels have used
immersed tube
construction techniques rather than
traditional tunnel boring methods. A
tunnel may be...
-
resist infection and clotting.
Types of
tunneled central lines include the
Hickman line or
Broviac catheter. A
tunnelled line is an
option for long term venous...
-
which the
catheter is
tunneled subcutaneously under the skin in the
chest area
before it
enters the SVC.
Commonly used
tunneled catheters include Hickman...
- In physics,
quantum tunnelling,
barrier penetration, or
simply tunnelling is a
quantum mechanical phenomenon in
which an
object such as an
electron or...
- Look up
tunneling in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tunneling or
tunnelling may
refer to:
Digging tunnels (the
literal meaning)
Hobby tunneling Quantum...
-
authentication features and
relies on the Point-to-Point
Protocol being tunneled to
implement any and all
security functionalities. The PPTP implementation...
- TDLS,
shortened from
Tunneled Direct Link Setup, is "a
seamless way to
stream media and
other data
faster between devices already on the same Wi-Fi network...
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sides of the Channel. From June 1882 to
March 1883, the
British tunnel boring machine tunneled,
through chalk, a
total of 1,840 m (6,037 ft),
while Lavalley...
- as
there is
sufficient excess bandwidth on the un-
tunneled network link to
guarantee that the
tunneled TCP
timers do not expire. If this
becomes untrue...
- Look up
tunneler or
tunneller in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tunneller or
Tunneler may
refer to: A
worker in a
tunnel A
surgical device Tunnel boring...