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trailer

In communications, a code or set of codes that make up the last part of a transmitted message. See trailer label.


trailer
1. a road vehicle, usually two-wheeled, towed by a motor vehicle: used for transporting boats, etc.
2. the part of an articulated lorry that is drawn by the cab
3. a series of short extracts from a film, used to advertise it in a cinema or on television

trailer [′trā·lər]
(electronics)
A bright streak at the right of a dark area or dark line in a television picture, or a dark area or streak at the right of a bright part; usually due to insufficient gain at low video frequencies.
(mechanical engineering)
The section of a semitrailer that is pulled by the tractor.


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Top transport service companies Ranked by # of tractor/trailers in 2004 Company Contact person # drivers # contractors Address E-mail address # tractors # trailors City/postal code Year established Delivery range Phone/fax Offices in North/other locations Web site 2002 Revenues Specialties Muskoka Transport Ltd.
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