E1

E1 or E-1 may refer toE1 mechanism, in organic chemistryE1 (Jerusalem), a disputed area in East JerusalemE1 Corp., a Korea's chemical & oil company, sponsor by KFA.E-1 Tracer, an airborne early warning aircraft used by the United States Navy from 1954 to the early 1970s.E-1, the paygrade of Private E1 in the United States Military.E-carrier level 1, a European telecommunications standard for 2 Mbit/s (such as ISDN Primary Rate)EMD E1, a diesel locomotiveEuropean walking route E1, a very long distance hiking route from Sweden to Italy.Fokker E.I (or E.1), the world's first fighter fitted with a synchronized machine gun, and used by the German Empire in World War I.HMS E1, an E-class submarine of the Royal Navy, launched in 1912.Honda E1, a predecessor of the ASIMO humanoid robot.International E-road network 1, from Larne in Northern Ireland to Sevilla in Spain.London E1, the postcode for Whitechapel and Stepney in London.Mazda E engine#E1, a Mazda piston engineOlympus E-1, a digital single-lens reflex camera manufactured by Olympus Corporation.
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adj. (Trad=婀, Pinyin=e1) graceful, willowy, unstable

v. (Trad=屙, Pinyin=e1) defecate

n. (Trad=痾, Pinyin=e1) malady

v. (Trad=阿, Pinyin=e1) flatter

adj. (Simp=婀, Pinyin=e1) graceful, willowy, unstable

v. (Simp=屙, Pinyin=e1) defecate

n. (Simp=痾, Pinyin=e1) malady

v. (Simp=阿, Pinyin=e1) flatter

<communications> A European framing specification for the transmission of 32 DS0 (64 kb/s) data streams. By extension, it can also denote the transmission rate required (2.048 Mb/s = 2048 kb/s). Unlike DS1 it is free of bit-robbing.
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The values in this X-11 table are computed by replacing in the original series extreme values (identified by a zero weight in C 17 ) by the values predicted from the final trend-cycle, seasonal, trading-day (if applicable), and prior adjustment (if applicable) components.
For more information, see X-11 Census Method II Seasonal Adjustment .