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access line


A communications facility extending from a customer's premises to a serving central office comprising a subscriber line and, if necessary, a trunk facility, e.g., a WATS access line.
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book cost


The cost of property as recorded on the books of a company.
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cable fill factor


The ratio of cable conductor or cable pair kilometers in use to total cable conductor or cable pair kilometers available in the plant, e.g., the ratio of revenue producing cable pair kilometers in use [..]
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category


A grouping of items of property or expense to facilitate the apportionment of their costs among the operations and to which, ordinarily, a common measure of use is applicable.
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central office


A switching unit, in a telephone system which provides service to the general public, having the necessary equipment and operations arrangements for terminating and interconnecting subscriber lines an [..]
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channel


An electrical path suitable for the transmission of communications between two or more points, ordinarily between two or more stations or between channel terminations in Telecommunication Company cent [..]
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circuit


A fully operative communications path established in the normal circuit layout and currently used for message, WATS access, or private line services.
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circuit kilometers


The route kilometers or revenue producing circuits in service, determined by measuring the length in terms of kilometers, of the actual path followed by the transmission medium.
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common channel network signaling


Channels between switching offices used to transmit signaling information independent of the subscribers' communication paths or transmission channels.
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complement


A group of conductors of the same general type (e.g., quadded, paired) within a single cable sheath.
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