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 | | Note 1: In all cases, the type of link, such as data link, downlink, duplex link, fiber optic link[?], line-of-sight link, point-to-point link[?], radio link and satellite link[?], should be identified. |
 | | In computer programming, link means to take separately compiled object code modules, at least one of which refers to an address in another, and substitute the actual addresses of routines in the other module for placeholders. |
 | | In knot theory a link is several knots (possibly including the unknot) which may be linked together. |
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