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ultra$86154$ - translation to English

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
UltrA; Ultra (band); Ultra (company); Ultra (album)

ultra      
adj. ultra, sobre, extremista
ultra         
  • Women cryptologists at work in the U.S. Army's [[Arlington Hall]]
  • A typical Bletchley intercept sheet, after decryption.
  • A typical Bletchley intercept sheet, before decryption and translation.
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DESIGNATION ADOPTED BY BRITISH FOR MILITARY INTELLIGENCE FROM BROKEN ENEMY CODES
Ultra secret; ULTRA; Ultra (WWII intelligence); Ultra (World War II intelligence); Ultra (cryptography); Ultra program; Ultra (codename); Boniface (cover name)
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* ultrafeminine = ultrafemenino
* ultrafiche = ultraficha
* ultra-modern [ultramodern] = ultramoderno, supermoderno
* ultrasonography = ultrasonografía, ecografía
* ultrasound = ultrasonido, ecografía
* ultraviolet [ultra-violet] = ultravioleta
Ultra Direct Memory Access         
SET OF STANDARDS FOR DIRECT MEMORY ACCESS (DMA) DATA TRANSFER
UltraDMA; Ultra DMA; Ultra-DMA; Ultra DMA 33; Ultra ATA/33; Ultra ATA/66; Ultra ATA/100; Ultra ATA/133; UltraDMA33; UDMA66; UDMA100; UDMA133; Ultra Direct Memory Access
Acceso ultra directo para la memoria del ordenador, protocolo para el traspaso de datos a una rápida velocidad sin pasar por la unidad central de UPC, UDAM (siglas en Inglés)

Definition

non plus ultra
expr. lat.
Que se usa en castellano como substantivo masculino para ponderar las cosas, exagerándolas y levantándolas a lo más a que pueden llegar.

Wikipedia

Ultra (disambiguation)

Ultra is the codename for cryptographic intelligence obtained from German signal traffic in World War II.

Ultra may also refer to: