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*A tree starts at a single node, called its root. ...one parent. As a bit of trivia, a node with no children is called a "leaf node."

...by-five grid of nodes with resistors (shown as wiggly lines) between every node and continuing away from the 16 outer nodes. A total of 5 columns with 5 an

...f. The graph of panel dependencies is complete and bidirectional, and each node has a loop. The mouseover text has two hundred and forty-two characters. ...as an arrow to point B, then point B also has an arrow to point A). "Every node has a loop" means that each point also has an arrow connecting to itself.

...without output-capping) into two output tracks each with an 'orphaned' NOT-node upon them.

* A node on the path. An arrow will point to the note and state a fact. ...sts}} at the beginning or end of a path. A fact will be stated next to the node. These are references to a player disappearing (or reappearing) in unusual

...itself, although it points to the option itself rather than the ''START'' node. Also, this may cause the reader who actually likes flow charts to go into

:(Note the Repository node leads to nowhere)

*{{w|npm (software)|npm}} is the node package manager that maintains node.js packages

...ermines that this setup leads to an exponential growth, implying that each node in the cycle simply copies files over to the next without any effort to [ht

...ron emission tomography|PET scan}} to ensure there are no active {{w|lymph node|lymph nodes}}. If there are this could be caused by {{w|metastasis}} of the

...ng wind turbine,] fashion accessory, autonomous antimissile defense system node, hobby project, surveillance device, {{w|Loon LLC|balloon}}, distributed de

...algorithms show this type of behavior by expanding the most ''promising'' node in the current set (under some appropriate metrics). ...7 are 3's child nodes, nodes 8 and 9 are 4's child nodes, and so on up to node 15.]

...o rotate it, move the object away from the edge to access the construction node (after which, you can drag the object back if required – but see below).

Pinging another network node is something typically done when initiating extensive communication with it

...id matter unaffected, this allows communication with any server or network node anywhere on Earth, all with the same near-light-speed {{w|Latency (engineer :Networking tip: You can minimize worst-case latency by locating your node at the center of the Earth and communicating with the surface using neutrin