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cage
1. Engineering a skeleton ring device that ensures that the correct amount of space is maintained between the individual rollers or balls in a rolling bearing
2. Informal the basket used in basketball
3. Informal the goal in ice hockey

Cage
John. 1912--92, US composer of experimental music for a variety of conventional, modified, or invented instruments. He evolved a type of music apparently undetermined by the composer, such as in Imaginary Landscape (1951) for 12 radio sets. Other works include Reunion (1968), Apartment Building 1776 (1976), and Europeras 3 and 4 (1990)

CAGE - Early system on IBM 704. Listed in CACM 2(5):16 (May 1959).


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During the 2005-06 migratory birds season, 1,304 migratory birds were sampled from either live bird markets or cage birds trapped by fishermen in Port Said, Damietta, Fayoum, Arish, and Sharm el Sheikh (online Appendix Figure, panel A, available from www.
nbsp;common name for a widespread group of small parrots, native to the Indo-Malayan region and popular as cage birds.
nbsp;common name for a widespread group of small parrots, native to the Indo-Malayan region and popular as cage birds.
 
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