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meshRefers to an interconnect architecture that cross-connects several devices. See mesh network, wireless mesh network, Live Mesh and switch fabric. mesh Engineering the engagement of teeth on interacting gearwheels mesh [mesh] (computer science) (design engineering) A size of screen or of particles passed by it in terms of the number of openings occurring per linear inch in each direction. Also known as mesh size. (electricity) A set of branches forming a closed path in a network so that if any one branch is omitted from the set, the remaining branches of the set do not form a closed path. Also known as loop. (mathematics) (mechanical engineering) Engagement or working contact of teeth of gears or of a gear and a rack. (mining engineering) A closed path traversed through the network in ventilation surveys. The size of diamonds as determined by sieves. (textiles) Any fabric, knitted or woven, with an open, fine or coarse texture.
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