demount

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[dē′mau̇nt]

(computer science)

To take out a magnetic storage medium from a device that reads or writes on it.

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Just one person working on their own can demount the trailer and leave it standing on its legs, driving the flatbed away.

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Then Marion Demount saw Mike talking on a TV documentary about Kitty's life and she contacted him.

Some people suggest that you demount your fuel tank and clean it at a radiator shop.

Well if it do not, Pilatre-like, explode; and demount all the more tragically

Only specially trained persons should mount or demount tires.

To demount even one stack, it is essential to start at the top; to do otherwise would cause the whole structure to fall down.

Such systems involve much more than the use of robotic servers to rapidly mount and demount data cartridges and cassettes.

There is a partially demountable wall: The wall separating the classrooms does not demount fully, but only enough for access between classrooms.

This product enables an operator to mount or demount a standard 20' ISO shipping container onto or off of a standard straight truck.

We have found the demount wall partitions to be very efficient.

These 180[degrees] quick fit hinges permit rapid door mounting and demount by use of a removable hinge pin which also locks the hinge into place.

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