1) n. entrance. 2) n. the right to enter. 3) v. the act of enteri...

Network communications coming in

mid-15c., from Latin ingressus "an advance; walking; an entry," from ingress-, past participle stem of ingredi "to step into, enter," from in- "in" (see in- (2)) + gradi [..]

The right to enter a tract of land. See Egress, Access and Easement.

An ingress is the right to enter a parcel of land, usually used as "ingress and egress", or both entering and leaving.

An entrance, or the act of entering. Compare: egress

1 : the act of entering 2 : the power or liberty of access compare egress

Ingress means entrance or the right to enter or the act of entering. The word is often used in the combination "ingress and egress," which means entering and leaving, to describe one's [..]

ingress refers to the passage of outside signals into a nominally closed/shielded coaxial cable distribution system. Ingress can originate from broadcast signals, electrical noise, or equipment that t [..]

(n) (astronomy) the disappearance of a celestial body prior to an eclipse(n) the act of entering

When referring to a switch, fabric or port, ingress typically refers to the input, receive or upstream side. Inhibit

1) n. entrance. 2) n. the right to enter. 3) v. the act of entering. Often used in the combination "ingress and egress," which means entering and leaving, to describe one's rights to co [..]

approach route toward target

Approach to a target area.

entrance.

1) n. entrance. 2) n. the right to enter. 3) v. the act of entering. Often used in the combination "ingress and egress," which means entering and leaving, to describe one's rights to co [..]

The act of entering. Permission to enter. ''All ingress was prohibited.'' A door or other means of entering. (astronomy) The entrance of the Moon into the shadow of the Earth in eclipses, or [..]

Entering right of access.

Going in; right of entrance.

  Entering right of access.

The right to enter a tract of land. Often used interchangeably with access. (See Access)

a means for entering one’s own property without trespassing on another person’s property, as applied to an easement.

A means of entering; an entrance.