warp
71Warp Brothers — is the dance music group moniker used by DJ Oliver Goedicke and Jürgen Dohr. It was established in 1999. The style of Warp Brothers includes everything from, uplifting NRG, Techno, Hard Acid, House, Trance, Electro and Hard Trance. They are… …
72WARP (information security) — WARP is an acronym for Warning, Advice and Reporting Point. A WARP is a community or internal company based service to share advice and information on computer based threats and vulnerabilities.WARPs typically provide * Warning A filtered warning …
73Warp (Cypress) — Warp is a VHDL low cost development system for CPLD by Cypress Semiconductor Corporation. The cost is low (about $99) because of its simple architecture. Warp contains an interactive simulator (Aldec) and a compiler (Galaxy).Unlike the IEEE 1164… …
74Warp Works & Twentieth Century Masters — Warp Works Twentieth Century Masters Pour les articles homonymes, voir Twentieth Century (homonymie) et Century (homonymie). Warp Works Twentieth Century Masters est un double album live du groupe britannique London Sinfonietta sorti le 18… …
75Warp works & twentieth century masters — Warp Works Twentieth Century Masters Pour les articles homonymes, voir Twentieth Century (homonymie) et Century (homonymie). Warp Works Twentieth Century Masters est un double album live du groupe britannique London Sinfonietta sorti le 18… …
76Warp drive (disambiguation) — Warp drive is a common name for various types of faster than light drive, both fictional and hypothetical.*The fictional warp drive of Star Trek is perhaps best known. *The hypothetical Alcubierre drive is also called warp drive …
77warp beam — warp′ beam n. tex a roller, located at the back of a loom, on which the warp ends are wound in preparation for weaving. Also called warp′ roll …
78warp-print|ed — «WRP PRIHN tihd», adjective. (of textiles) woven after a roller print design has been applied to the warp yarns only, using a filling yarn that is a solid color for unusual effects: »a warp printed satin dress …
79Warp knitting — A kind of knitting in which a number of threads are interchained each with one or more contiguous threads on either side. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] …
80Warp speed — [From science fiction tales of spaceship drives operating by warping the shape of space or of time.] literally, a speed faster than the speed of light; fig., an extremely high speed, usually the fastest possible; used only in the figurative sense …
