mesh
- noun
- /mɛʃ/
- Specialized
- We have 28 offices all connected in a mesh VPN using SonicWalls.
- a mesh network
So a bunch of these satellite ducks can actually connect together to form a cluster duck, creating a kind of mesh Wi-Fi network.
- So a bunch of these satellite ducks can actually connect together to form a cluster duck, creating a kind of mesh Wi-Fi network.
Examples
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So a bunch of these satellite ducks can actually connect together to form a cluster duck, creating a kind of mesh Wi-Fi network.
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The engineers designed a mesh network so that every device could easily communicate with one another.
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The software uses a complex system of points to form a grid or mesh across a model.
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They kind of create this big mesh network, and when they launch, always work.
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I believe that in a few years, mesh networking will have taken over from WiFi.
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The denser the mesh, the more realistic and accurate the solution will be.
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Customized code is used to automatically generate a resistive-mesh model for a given grid design point.
Academic text (1999) -
The most successful multiprocessor systems for digital signal and image processing either have mesh architectures or are pipelined.
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I think it'll work with the other Asus routers that we have and it'll be part of like the mesh wireless network.
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In a mesh topology, each computer is directly connected to all other computers, ensuring reliable data transfer.
Synonyms
A network where every device connects directly to every other device
How devices like computers and cables are arranged and connected in a communication system
Compounds
How Connected
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Mesh comes from an old word meaning 'net', and a 'mesh' network is like many lines joining points so each one can reach the others directly. That's why a mesh topology means every node is connected to every other node.