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CAR

(Computer-Assisted Retrieval) Systems that use the computer to keep track of text documents or records stored on paper or on microform. The computer is used to derive the location of a requested item, which must be manually retrieved from a shelf, bin, or microform. See also char.


car
1. 
a. a self-propelled road vehicle designed to carry passengers, esp one with four wheels that is powered by an internal-combustion engine
b. (as modifier): car coat
2. Brit a railway vehicle for passengers only, such as a sleeping car or buffet car
3. Chiefly US and Canadian a railway carriage or van
www.planet-cars.net
www.britishcarlinks.com

car [kär]
(mechanical engineering)

CAR [kär]
(computer science)


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So the next day, Peggy would take a carful of soldiers out to Will's ranch house in Bel-Air, where his sister would give them a tour.
Be carful," "You better get shots," "You might get shot
A gorgeous young brunette (Laura Elena Harring) is about to take a hit man's bullet when a carful of drunken teenagers collides with her limo.
 
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