(US) (see also Host domain) The basic US domain types are: educational institutions (.edu), military site (.mil), government site (.gov), network administrative site (.net), commercial site (.com), non-profit organisation (.org), international treaty organisation (.int)
Areas in a magnetic alloy which have the same orientation. The magnetic domains are regions where the atomic moments of atoms cooperate and allow for a common magnetic moment. It is the domains which are rotated and manipulated by an external magnetizing field to create a useful magnet which has a net magnetic moment. In un-magnetized material the domains are un-oriented and cancel each other out. In this condition there is no net external field.
domain is a specific virtual area within the Internet, defined by the "top level" of the address or URL (Uniform Resource Locator). The top level is the end of the address; example: "whitehouse.gov". In this example, the top-level part of the domain is ".gov", indicating a US government entity. The "whitehouse" part is the second-level domain, indicating where within the ".gov" domain the information in question is to be found. Other common top-level domains include ".com", ".net", ".uk", etc.
A domain is a specific virtual area within the Internet, defined by "top level" of an address or URL (Uniform Resource Locator). The top level is the end of an address; For example: the top level part of "whitehouse.gov"is ".gov", which indicating a US government entity. While "whitehouse" is the second-level part of a domain, which indicating within ".gov" domain the information in question is to be found. Other common top-level domains include ".com", ".net", ".uk", etc.