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Institutional Weelchair refers to the least expensive type of Wheel chair available. These chairs are designed for institutional usage only, such as transporting patients in hospitals or nursing homes. It is not an appropriate alternative for anyone who requires independent movement, as the institutional chair is not fitted for a specific individual.

The Internal fitting are securing cargo inside a container. Especially for ship-container it is important that the products inside the container are not moving duriong a storm.

Industrial crane is a term that refers to a machine which raise, shift, and lower loads with a projected, swinging arm or a hoisting apparatus supported on an overhead track. The types of industrial cranes are:

1. Bench or cart-mounted cranes which are designed for small workspaces and one-hand operation.
2. Jib cranes which are mount on walls or floors and consist of a horizontal beam called jib upon which a shuttle or hoist is mounted. Floor or foundation-mounted jib cranes have higher load ratings than wall-mounted cranes. A cantilevered jib crane can incorporate full or partial rotation.
3. Gantry cranes have a horizontal beam and end supports or legs, the size of which range from small, workstation cranes to very large, heavy-duty construction cranes.
4. Overhead cranes or bridge cranes attach a horizontal load-carrying beam to wall columns or the underside of the ceiling
5. Boom cranes use a structure, pole or boom to support a suspended cable for load attachment.
6. Tower cranes use a cantilever boom, but are designed for very heavy-duty operations.
7. Mobile cranes and truck -mounted can be moved or driven to different locations.
8. Ship cranes and deck cranes are designed for shipboard mounting and the loading or ships, freighters, and other maritime vessels.
9. Stacker cranes are similar to bridge cranes; however, instead of a hoist, these industrial cranes use a mast with forks or a platform to handle unit loads.
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I.G. unit or Insulating glass unit pertains to two or more lites of glass separated by a spacer and hermetically sealed at the glass edges.

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): unite, unites, units

Imprint is identified as the name of the printer (or designer) in the margin of the stamp. Sometimes the imprint appears in the sheet margin instead of on each stamp.
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i.d. is an abbreviation for internal diameter or inside diameter.
inside diameter (i.d.): The diameter of the inner walls of a pipe or tube.

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): deer, denser

I/O kit refers to an object-oriented framework for developing device drivers on Mac OS X. The I/O Kit provides many features, from a set of object classes that model system software and streamline the task of writing device drivers, to a dynamic model for identifying, loading, and unloading drivers and other services in a running system.

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Kits

Identifier pertains to a term in prolog and programming in general. It is defined as a sequence of letters, underscores, and digits, with the requirement that the first two characters must be letters.

Likewise, identifier refers to the name of an item in a program written in the Java programming language.
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Java (Java ist eine objektorientierte Programmiersprache ...)