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Mark Definition/Meaning:

1. An electrically positive state of a communication line. The negative state is called space.

2. A line drawn on specially formatted cards or forms that are used with mark sensing or mark reading equipment.

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	MAC
	Machine
	Machine Address (absolute address; actual address)
	Machine Code
	Machine Equivalence
	Machine-Independent
	Machine Language
	Machine Simulation
	Macro (Macro-Processor)
	Macro-Generator
	Magnetic Bubble Memory
	Magnetic Card
	Magnetic Cell
	Magnetic Disk
	Magnetic Drum
	Magnetic Encoding
	Magnetic Media
	Magnetic Tape
	Magnetic Tape Cartridge (tape cartridge)
	Magnetic Tape Subsystem
	Magnetic Tape Unit (MTU)
	Magnetographic Printer
	Magneto-Optic Disk Storage
	Mailbox
	Mainframe
	Main Memory (main store; main storage)
	Main Program
	Maintenance
	Majority Element (majority gate)
	Malfunction
	Management Information System (MIS)
	Manchester Mark I
	Manual Control
	Map
	Map Method
	Mapping
	Mark
	Markov Chain
	Markov Source
	Mark Reading (mark scanning; optical mark reading)
	Mark Scanning
	Mark Sensing
	Masking
	Mass Storage
	Master File (primary file)
	Master Record
	Master-Slave Flip-Flop
	Master-Slave System
	Master Tape
	Matching
	Matrix
	Matrix Inversion
	Matrix Printer
	Maximum-Likelihood Decoding
	Maxterm (standard sum term)

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