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port, n in radiology, the opening through which radiographic photons or the useful beam of radiation exits from the head of a dental radiography machine. port the upward curve in a bar bit on a horse's bridle. port Radiation oncology Field, portal The site on the skin where the radiation enters the body. See Mantle port, Radiation oncology, Subcutaneous port, Venous port. |
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Gun ports (in all 4 directions) allow for accurate return fire as soldiers have full view of gun sites and surrounding area through the armored windows. Nasdaq:CDCY) an industry leader in sophisticated security products, integration and technology for the public security markets, today reported that it was awarded over $2 million in contracts for blast and ballistic resistant windows, doors and gun ports for use at nuclear reactor facilities. |
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