Conduit
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Conduit may refer to:
[edit] Common Channels
[edit] In Geography
- Channel (geography), for carrying water or other fluids (such as a steel pipe and aqueduct)
- Road
- Tunnel
- Waterway (such as a river and canal)
[edit] In Electrical Systems
- Electrical conduit, a protective cover for cables
- Duct (HVAC), heating, ventilating and air-conditioning air duct
- Conduit current collection, a system of electric current collection used by electric trams
[edit] Geology
- Magma conduit, a channel created outside a volcano by molten magma and by which magma travels to the surface
[edit] Biology
- Gap junction, an intracellular conduit in molecular cell biology
- Conduit (horse), a thoroughbred racehorse
[edit] Business
- Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit, an investment vehicle that issues securities based on pools of mortgages it holds in trust
- Master Liquidity Enhancement Conduit, a proposed fund financed by private banks to support structured investment vehicles
[edit] Computers and Internet
- Conduit (publisher network and platform), a free online platform for web publishers
- Conduit (software), a Linux computer program for synchronizing information between files, applications, and websites
[edit] Geography
- Conduit Road, a road in Hong Kong and Sheffield, England
- Conduit Lane, a lane in Coombe, Croydon, London
- Conduit Lane, a lane in the EN postcode area
[edit] Spirituality
- Conduit (channeling), a means for contact or communication between spiritual realms, energies, or entities
[edit] Sports
- White Conduit Club, a cricket club
[edit] Video Games
- "Conduits", superhuman beings in the video game inFAMOUS
- The Conduit, a video game for the Wii console
- Conduit in the video game Mass Effect
[edit] Other Entertainment
- Conduit (comics), a comics villain
- CONduit (convention), a sci-fi convention
- "Conduit" (The X-Files episode)
[edit] See also
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