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crossover
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crossover [′krȯs‚ō·vər]
(civil engineering)
An S-shaped section of railroad track joining two parallel tracks.
A connection between two pipes in the same water supply system or a connection between two water supply systems.
(electricity)
A point at which two conductors cross, with appropriate insulation between them to prevent contact.
(electronics)
The plane at which the cross section of a beam of electrons in an electron gun is a minimum.
(engineering)
The portion of a draw works' drum containing grooves for angle control so the wire rope can cross over to begin a new wrap. Also known as angle-control section.
(genetics)


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I'm proud of my band because we attract people from all types of underground genres, and I don't use the term cross-over loosely.
Classes B will not receive any principal until the senior and classes M principal has been reduced to zero or the cross-over date and principal distribution tests have been met.
Class B-1 will not receive any principal until the senior and class M principal has been reduced to zero or the cross-over date and principal distribution tests have been met.
 
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