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Cascade

For Cascade we have terms and definitions in 9 topics. The topics are Audio Technology, Candy Making, Fish, Import Cars, Instructional Strategies, Interior Design, Juggling, Landscape and Technology.



Cascade (Audio Technology)

To connect the output of one network to the input of a second network.


Cascade (Candy Making)

A continuous flow of decorations from one level to another.


Cascade (Fish)

A short, steep drop in stream bed elevation often marked by boulders and agitated white water.


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Cascade (Import Cars)

Two devices in tandem; the output of one device connected to the input of the other.


Cascade (Instructional Strategies)

Cooperative analysis of short, but critical, passages of text or graphics.


Cascade (Interior Design)

Short side panels of a valance often forming a zigzag SEE JABOT


Cascade (Juggling)

A cascade is a juggling pattern in which the objects are thrown from one hand to the other (left throws to right, right throws to left) alternating, with the outgoing throw going under the incoming object. Viewed from the front, the outgoing ball is closer to the center of the pattern than the incoming one. Your right and left hands will be moving in clockwise and counter-clockwise circles respectively.
alternate definition from Francis Favorini: A cascade is the most common juggling pattern. It involves an odd number of objects, each of which is thrown, alternating hands, from one hand to the other (right throws to left, left throws to right). A thrown object travels in a trajectory that goes underneath the incoming object. I.e., the throw is made from a position closer to the center of the pattern than the catch. From the point of view of the juggler, the right and left hands will be moving in clockwise and counter-clockwise circles, respectively.


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Cascade (Landscape)

A fall of water arranged in a succession of stages, either informally over a rock formation or more formally over a series of steps; a rustic arch often projects above the cascade, especially if the water emerges from a hillside.


Cascade (Technology)

1. Additional elements displayed by a menu item or list box from which the user can choose in order to interact with other screen elements. 2. In newsgroup articles, the accumulation of quotation marks (often angle brackets) added by newsgroup readers each time an article is replied to. Most newsgroup readers will copy the original article in the body of the reply; after several replies, the original material will have several quotation marks. See also article, newsgroup, newsreader.




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