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51controller — noun Etymology: Middle English countreroller, from Anglo French contreroulur, from contreroule Date: 15th century 1. a. comptroller 1 b. comptroller 2 c. the chief accounting officer of a business …
52Controller of site safety — This article is about rail safety. For other uses of COSS, see Commercial open source software. Controller of site safety or COSS is a person qualified with Network Rail to ensure safe practice for work occurring on or near rail infrastructure.… …
53Controller area network — Pile de protocoles 7.  Application 6.  Présentation 5.  Session 4.  T …
54Controller Area Network — CAN (англ. Controller Area Network  сеть контроллеров)  стандарт промышленной сети, ориентированный прежде всего на объединение в единую сеть различных исполнительных устройств и датчиков. Режим передачи  последовательный,… …
55controller — con·trol·ler s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} 1. TS ferr. comando manuale che regola la velocità dei veicoli a motore elettrico 2. TS tecn., elettron. dispositivo elettronico o elettromeccanico per effettuare le commutazioni dei circuiti 3. TS… …
56Controller — Con|trol|ler [kən troulə] der; s, <aus gleichbed. engl. controller, eigtl. »Aufseher«, zu control »Aufsicht, Kontrolle«, dies aus fr. contrôle, vgl. ↑Kontrolle>: 1. Fachmann für Kostenrechnung u. Kostenplanung in einem Betrieb. 2. Kurzform… …
57controller-pilot data-link communications — A means of direct electronic communication between the controller and the pilot, using a data link instead of voice. These communications may include clearances, requests, reports, or any related ATS (air traffic services) information …
58controller — noun (C) 1 someone who is in charge of a particular organization or part of an organization: the Controller of Channel 4 2 also comptroller formal someone who is in charge of the money received or paid out by a company or government department …
59controller — In the USA, the chief accounting executive of an organization. The controller will normally be concerned with financial reporting, taxation, and auditing but will leave the planning and control of finances to the treasurer. See also: comptroller …
60controller — In the USA, the chief accounting executive of an organization. The controller will normally be concerned with financial reporting, taxation, and auditing but will leave the planning and control of finances to the treasurer See also comptroller …
