Group of related financial instruments, such as mortgages, combined for resale...

A grouping of fencers or teams in a competition.

A collection of mortgage loans grouped by one or more similar characteristics.

An assigned group of cars used to satisfy the requirements of a particular customer at a specific location, a particular customer at no designated location, an agent at a specific location or a particular commodity at no specific location.

Groups of nodes on an SP that are known to the Resource Manager, and are identified by a number.

A group of similar devices that receives requests from the same queue.

A group of mortgages backing an individual MBS issue.

a group of back-end servers or nodes which are all running a particular clustered service (such as an email server cluster)

a group of LUs with similar characteristics, such that an application can use any free LU from the group

a group of nodes that are mapped to a corresponding virtual server

an arbitrary collection of nodes assigned by the system managers of an SP system

a set of devices grouped together to receive traffic according to a load balancing method

a small group of reporters that accompanies the president in his motorcade just in case an intern should jump out of the woods and throw herself on his limousine

A group of vessels with similar characteristics, with different owners but commercially operated together.

As used in the retail competition debate, refers to a system in which all suppliers of electricity sell to a central buying entity, the pool, which in turn is the single agent for selling power to retail customers and their aggregators.

Physical facility in which the competition is conducted.

A grouping of fencers in competition who all fence each other to determine their relative ranking.

An assigned group of containers, trailers or cars used to satisfy the transportation requirements of a customer.

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The number value assigned to a group of software titles to determine eligibility for a discounted purchase price.

The pool is the set of nodes from which a particular cluster may be formed. Only one cluster may be configured from a given pool, and it need not contain all of the available nodes. (Other pools may exist, but each is disjoint from the other. They share no node or cluster definitions.) A pool is formed when you connect to a given node and define that node in the cluster database using the CXFS GUI or cmgr command. You can then add other nodes to the pool by defining them while still connected to the first node, or to any other node that is already in the pool. (If you were to connect to another node and then define it, you would be creating a second pool).

the grouping of fencers or teams in a competition

The entire set of node involved with a group of clusters. The group of clusters are usually close together and should always serve a common purpose. A replicated database is stored on each node in the pool.

A grouping of Workers.

The facility in which swimming competition is conducted.

Groups of nodes on an SP that are known to LoadLeveler, and are identified by a pool name or number.

A group of individual natural gas customers which are treated as one customer by a marketer for balancing purposes.

A small group of reporters chosen to cover an event for other reporters when the number allowed is limited.