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* [[National Express]] routes; for example NX025 London-Brighton route via Gatwick Airport. |
* [[National Express]] routes; for example NX025 London-Brighton route via Gatwick Airport. |
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* 'E'''n'''trance-E'''x'''it' route setting, in [[Railway signalling]]. |
* 'E'''n'''trance-E'''x'''it' route setting, in [[Railway signalling]]. |
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* [[NX Files]], an action, adventure, martial arts web-show. |
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Revision as of 18:48, 14 January 2007
NX has multiple meanings:
- A starship registry prefix in Star Trek.
- NX class starship, a class of Starfleet vessels in Star Trek: Enterprise.
- NX bit, for marking parts of computer memory as "no execute"
- NX, the IATA code for Air Macau.
- NX technology, developed by NoMachine that makes remote X11 connections over small bandwidth/high latency links fast enough to work with remote desktops.
- net exports, in economics.
- NX (Unigraphics), a CAD software product from UGS.
- Nissan Pulsar NX and Nissan NX, a range of subcompact coupes offered by Nissan from the 1980s to 1993.
- National Express routes; for example NX025 London-Brighton route via Gatwick Airport.
- 'Entrance-Exit' route setting, in Railway signalling.
- NX Files, an action, adventure, martial arts web-show.