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nodal points

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nodal points [′nōd·əl ‚pȯins]
(electricity)
Junction points in a transmission system; the automatic switches and switching centers are the nodal points in automated systems.
(oceanography)
The no-tide points in amphidromic regions.
(optics)
A pair of points on the axis of an optical system such that an incident ray passing through one of them results in a parallel emergent ray passing through the other.


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These nodal points, along with the Union external affairs min- istry, home ministry, intelligence agencies and the Bureau of Immigration, will be provided real- time information on foreign visitors.
It says that the human body has certain nodal points just under the skin, which when stimulated regulate the function of various organs and systems of our body.
In reality this is a placemaking approach which addresses key nodal points.
 
 
 
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