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cell

(disambiguation)


A cell is a single unit or compartment, enclosed by a border, wall or membrane. As a term, cell has become general-purpose metaphor for building blocks which serve to compose larger structures.

"Cell" may refer to:

In science

In technology

  • In cell relay communications protocols, e.g. ATM, a short fixed length data packet
  • In radio communications, a small geographic area of radio coverage served by a cell site (radio tower and equipment)
  • Cell (microprocessor), a microprocessor developed jointly by IBM, Toshiba, and Sony, used in the PlayStation 3
  • Cell phone, a mobile phone for communicating through a cell site
  • Cell plan, a mobile phone plan which is provided by a wireless service provider
  • Cellular architecture, a type of computer architecture
  • Cell production, a method of organising a manufacturing environment where workers function as teams
  • An intersection of a row and column in a spreadsheet worksheet or table
  • Memory cell, a building block of computer memory

In buildings

In arts

In warfare

  • Covert cell, a method for organizing undercover or unconventional fighters

In religion, faith, and spirituality

See also "In buildings"
  • Cell, a group of perhaps between 4 and 20 people, that composes part of a whole (generally a church), where participants meet to share their lives and explore their faith at a different or deeper level than possible in the context of a larger meeting
  • A minor monastery, subordinate to a larger "mother house" (e.g., Dover Priory to Christchurch Canterbury, or Jarrow Priory to Durham Cathedral)

See also

  • Cel, a transparent sheet used in traditional animation

 
 
 

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