GATE (DISAMBIGUATION)

The word 'gate' can refer to:

★ Gate, an opening in a wall or fence
Gate, Slang word.
give (someone) the gate, can refer to;
1. To discharge from a job.
2. To reject or jilt.

Contents

Engineering

Media and entertainment

Other

See also

Engineering

★ Gate (engineering), a movable structure used to control the flow of fluid in a pipe or channel

★ Gate (transistor), a terminal of a field effect transistor

★ Logic gate, a functional building block in digital logic such as and, or, or not

★ Noise gate, a high-quality audio squelch control for reducing background noise

★ Range gate, the area encompassed by one pixel of radar data

Media and entertainment

★ Gate (Mega Man), A Reploid doctor in the video game ''Mega Man X6''

★ Gåte, a Norwegian rock, metal, and folk band

★ The Gate is a novel by Natsume Sōseki

★ The Gate (film) is a 1987 horror movie starring Stephen Dorff

★ Gate of Alchemy in the Fullmetal Alchemist anime and manga

Other

★ The Gate is an entertainment centre in Newcastle upon Tyne, England [1]

★ Saxon or Old English for street or road, often used to denote a Roman road; ''e.g.'', Bishopgate in York, UK.

★ Used as a suffix to refer to a scandal deriving itself from the Watergate scandal, application includes; Baftagate and Monicagate. (See also List of scandals with "-gate" suffix).

★ Gate, a channel which carries molten metal into a mold in foundry or casting work

★ General Architecture for Text Engineering "General Architecture for Text Engineering", a human language processing system

★ GATE (Portuguese "Grupo de Ações Táticas Especiais" or "Special Tactical Actions Group"), a special police squad in Brazil

★ GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering), an entrance examination conducted by the Indian Institutes of Technology for graduate level programs in India.

★ Gate (airport) - a specified location for boarding or leaving an aircraft in an airport.

★ Gating (punishment)

★ A hinged bar which can be locked over the top of a rowlock to prevent the oar from coming out in the sport of rowing.

See also

★ the four-character combination GATE.