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color code
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color code [′kəl·ər ‚kōd]
(electricity)
A system of colors used to indicate the electrical value of a component or to identify terminals and leads.
(engineering)
Any system of colors used for purposes of identification, such as to identify dangerous areas of a factory.
A system of colors used to identify the type of material carried by a pipe; for example, dangerous materials, protective materials, extra valuable materials.


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This apparently whimsical touch is partly an aesthetic decision, but it also assists with orientation, the colour coding of the structure matching the signage for boarding gates.
The collection now known as the Oval Portraits, was placed in oval gilt and gesso frames but without the crown and colour coding suggested by Barry.
This latest version now features support for DB2 UDB 64-bit environments, integration with IBUs Online Reorganisation utility and improved administration capabilities including extended database search functionality and fonnatting and colour coding of SQL text.
 
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