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CAP
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(1) (Competitive Access Provider) An organization that competes with the established telecommunications provider in an area.

(2) (Carrierless Amplitude Phase) A type of ADSL service. See DSL.

(3) (CAMEL Application Part) The protocol used to implement CAMEL functions in the GSM system. CAP is the CAMEL counterpart of the INAP protocol and resides at the same level in the SS7 protocol suite. See INAP and CAMEL.

1.(networking)CAP - Columbia AppleTalk Package.
2.(communications)CAP - Carrierless Amplitude/Phase Modulation.
3.(networking)CAP - Competitive Access Provider
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There had been doubt about whether Livingston had dislocated his knee or dislocated his knee cap.
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According to orthopedists who treat dancers, the deeper arc of a grand plie places stress on the knee cap.
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In a total knee replacement, up to three bone surfaces may be replaced--the lower ends of the thigh bone; the top surface of the shin bone; and/or the back surface of the knee cap (Fig.
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