Termination

Termination or Termination (Latin terminare = quit ') may refer to:

• A spatial or temporal statements, see end (disambiguation)
• Appointment, a fixed time
• The planned completion of a project, see Scheduling
• Scheduling, scheduling analysis within the framework of regular production processes
• Gedichttermination, the end of a line of a poem
• The resolution of all the tribes of Indians in the United States as a political program 1953-1968, see Termination ( Indian politics)

Technology:

• The end of an algorithm or program execution in a finite number of steps, see Terminiertheit
• The physical end of a data line with terminating resistor to prevent reflections: see input resistance
• Network termination (English: network termination ) in communication technology

Natural Sciences:

• The third stage of the duplication of DNA ( replication ), see Termination ( genetics)
• The last stage of translation of the DNA into RNA ( transcription ), see terminator ( genetic )
• The last stage of the synthesis of a protein from the RNA (translation ), see stop codon
• The reaction of two radicals by reaction ( combination, " death " of the radicals), see Radical Polymerization

See also:

• Theory of scheduling ( critical path method )
• Termini (disambiguation)
• Terminei, an allocated district within the medieval mendicant privilege
• Terminator (disambiguation)
• Terminal (disambiguation)
• Terminus ( disambiguation)

• Disambiguation