A short subassembly used to enable two components with different thread types or sizes to be connected.

In an output stage (or similar amplifying stage which uses one device to pull the signal up and another to pull the signal down), the region in which the high-side device is turning on and the low-side device is turning off, or vice versa.

Type or art that continues from one page of a book or magazine across the gutter to the opposite page. Also called bridge, gutter bleed and gutter jump.

Railroad switchover tracks allowing trains to cross from one track to another, improving the efficiency of train operations.

A point on a graph where two lines intersect. Depending on which lines they are, a crossover may indicate a buy or sell signal. For example, the price line crossing above a moving average line may gen [..]

A term used to describe the effect of ink from an image, rule or line art on one printed page, which carries over to another page of a bound work.

In communications, a conductor which runs through the cable and connects to a different pin number at each end. A serial cable to attach a monitor to a port on most minicomputers connects pin 2 on one end to pin 3 on the other. Transmit talks to receive and receive talks to transmit. However the ground on pin 7 connects to pin 7 at both ends as doe [..]

The frequency at which a signal is split in order to feed separate parts of a loudspeaker system. (Sound)

Two page spread where image crosses over both pages.

A track providing a connection between two parallel tracks using two sets of points

A recombination

See chromosomal crossover

The connection between two portions of a neon sign, for example where two letters come together. Typically, crossover points are coated with blockout to hide them from view.

A short section of conveyor placed in a conveyor when drive is switched to opposite side of conveyor. (Not the same as a conveyor crossover structures

An arrangement of corresponding turnouts providing a connection between two parallel tracks.

A type of Ethernet cable in which the "send" and "receive" pairs are crossed, so it can be used to connect similar network devices (such as swithches, or PCs without a hub/switch b [..]

(n) the interchange of sections between pairing homologous chromosomes during the prophase of meiosis(n) a voter who is registered as a member of one political party but who votes in the primary of an [..]

Image that continues from one page of a publication across the gutter to the opposite page.

Type or art that continues from one page across the gutter to the opposite page. Also called bridge, gutter bleed and gutter jump.

See Pedestrian Crossover.

a paved area in a median of a divided highway where traffic is allowed to cross over to the other side of the highway or to an intersecting road.  Compare with turnaround.

Two turnouts with track between, connecting two nearby and usually parallel tracks.

Area in the median of a divided trafficway where motor vehicles are permitted to travel across the opposing lanes of traffic or do a U-turn. 

A car type that’s positioned halfway between a family hatchback and a sports utility vehicle. Examples of crossovers currently on sale include the Nissan Qashqai, Renault Captur and Skoda Yeti.

A crossover is a relatively large car often based on the platform of a hatchback. Larger than said family hatchback but smaller than an SUV

A crossover is a type of automobile which blends the main characteristics of at least two car segments. Most crossover cars nowadays bring together the versatility of a family car with that of an SUV.

A device or passive circuit used in systems with separate tweeter and/or midrange Drivers. It Rolls Off frequencies above and below certain points in the range, to allow the sound to be tailored for t [..]

A selective filter which splits signals into different frequency bands that can be fed independently to separate speakers. A passive crossover filters signals after they have been amplified. An active [..]

Also called "Crossover Utility Vehicle (CUV)".  A vehicle built on a car platform, but uses styling and features common on Sport Utility Vehicle's (SUV's).

 An electronic device or circuit that, when inserted between a mixer and amplifier, divides the audio spectrum into individual frequency ranges (low, high, and/or mid) before sending them to specializ [..]

   In country music. musicians who have expanded their styles to include pop music and playing techniques.

Creating a new individual's representation from parts of its parents' representations. Deme

PSA will review cards, graded by other grading services, for crossover. PSA graders will evaluate your card inside the current holder. If they deem that the card is worthy to cross over into the equiv [..]

The movement of a checker

The passing of a checker from one quadrant to the next quadrant. Crossover Count: To calculate how many crossovers you need to get all your checkers to your home board.

The section of paved/concreted driveway between your Lot boundary and the road. Located in the verge.

A term used to describe the effect of ink from an image, rule or line art on one printed page, which carries over to another page of a bound work.

refers to stories in which the characters, premises, or settings of more than one fandom coincide. Crossovers may consist of a complete blending of universes or only a slight, passing connection. Know [..]

 When a checker moves from one quadrant of the board to another, or is borne off. It is important to use the numbers on the dice wisely when trying to save a gammon by getting as many crossovers as po [..]

A filter network which separates frequencies into "bands" which match the capabilities of the loudspeaker drivers within an enclosure

A filter network which separates frequencies into "bands" which match the capabilities of the loudspeaker drivers within an enclosure.

A reciprocal recombination event.

A term used to describe the effect of ink from an image, rule or line art on one printed page, which carries over to another page of a bound work.

A term used to describe the effect of ink from an image, rule or line art on one printed page, which carries over to another page of a bound work.

A term used to describe the effect of ink from an image, rule or line art on one printed page, which carries over to another page of a bound work.

A term used to describe the effect of ink from an image, rule or line art on one printed page, which carries over to another page of a bound work.

PSA will review cards, graded by other grading services, for crossover. PSA graders will evaluate your card inside the current holder. If they deem that the card is worthy to cross over into the equiv [..]

A rack mountable unit used to separate frequencies leaving the soundboard into high’s, mids, and lows with different outputs for each.

Used inside of full range speaker cabinets to separate highs, mids, and lows and send them to their respective speakers within the each cabinet. These are not as efficient as active crossovers because [..]

1) A route leading from one side of the stage to the other, out of the audiences view. 2) An electronic filter in a sound system that routes sound of the correct frequency to the correct part of the s [..]

A set of filters that “split” the audio signal into two or more bands (two or more signals, each of which have only some of the frequencies present).