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Part 772–Page 1 Definition of Terms Part 772–page 1 Table of “Asymmetric controlled, “Cryptographic algorithm” ............ 7 anti-torque or activation” ......... 12 Contents Attachments. ......... 7 circulation- “Cryptography” . 12 600 series ............. 5 controlled direction Australia Group. control systems” 10 Customs officer. 13 600 Series Major The countries Defense Equipment “CW Laser”. ...... 13 participating in ..... 7 “Civil aircraft”. 10 ............................. 5 “Data-Based “Authentication”. 7 COCOM Access information. (Coordinating Referenced ............................. 5 Automated Export Committee on Navigation” System (AES). ....... 7 (“DBRN”) Systems Accessories ........... 5 Multilateral Export “Average Output Controls). ........... 10 ........................... 13 “Accuracy”. ......... 5 Power”. ................ 8 Commerce Control “Data signaling “Active flight Bank. ..................... 8 List (CCL). ......... 10 rate” ................... 13 control systems”... 5 “Basic gate “Communications “Depleted “Active pixel”. ..... 5 propagation delay Channel uranium” ............ 13 “Adaptive control”. time” ..................... 8 Controller”. ....... 10 “Designed or ............................. 5 “Basic Scientific Commodity. ........ 10 modified”. .......... 13 “Adjusted Peak Research”. ............ 9 “Compensation “Development”. 13 Performance” “Bias”. systems”. ............ 10 Diffusion bonding. (APP). .................. 5 (accelerometer) .... 9 Complete breech ........................... 13 Advisory Committee “Bias”. (gyro) ...... 9 mechanisms ........ 10 Digital computer. 13 on Export Policy (ACEP). ................ 6 Bill of Lading. ....... 9 Component ......... 11 “Digital transfer rate”. .................. 13 AES. ...................... 6 Build-to-Print “Composite”. ..... 11 technology. ........... 9 Directorate of “Agricultural “III/V compounds”. Business Unit. ....... 9 ........................... 11 Defense Trade commodities” ....... 6 Controls (DDTC). “Aircraft”. ........... 6 CCL Group. .......... 9 “Contouring ........................... 13 control”. ............ 11 Airline. ................. 6 “Camming”. ......... 9 Dual use. ............ 14 Controlled country. Canadian airline. 9 “Airship” ............. 6 ........................... 11 “Dynamic adaptive routing”.............. 14 “All “Capable of”. ..... 10 Countries compensations Category. ............ 10 supporting Effective control. 14 available” ............ 7 “Chemical laser”. international “Electronic “Allocated by the ............................ 10 terrorism. ........... 11 assembly” ........... 14 ITU”. .................... 7 Chemical Weapons Country Chart. ... 11 “Encryption “Angle random Convention (CWC). Country Groups. 11 Component” ....... 14 walk”. ................... 7 ............................ 10 “Critical Encryption items. 14 “Angular position “Circular Error temperature”. .... 11 Encryption deviation”. ........... 7 Probable” “Crude oil.” ....... 12 licensing “APP” .................. 7 (“CEP”). ............ 10 arrangement. ...... 14 “Cryptanalytic “Circulation- Applicant. ............. 7 items” ................ 12 Encryption object Export Administration Regulations Bureau of Industry and Security March 29, 2021 Definition of Terms Part 772–page 2 code. ................... 14 “FMU”. .............. 16 Control Systems” Know. ................. 21 Encryption “Fibrous or (“FADEC Knowledge. ......... 21 Systems”) ........... 19 software. ............. 14 filamentary “Laser.” ............. 21 Encryption source materials”........... 16 Fundamental research. ............ 19 Law or regulation code. ................... 15 “Film type relating to export “End-effectors”. 15 integrated circuit”. “Fusible”. .......... 19 control. ............... 21 ............................ 16 End item ............. 15 General Legible or Financial prohibitions ........ 19 legibility. ............ 21 End-user. ............ 15 Institution. .......... 16 “Government end- Less sensitive Energetic materials. Firm. ................... 17 user” (as applied to ........................... 15 government end “Flexible encryption items). users (as applied to Equipment .......... 15 manufacturing ........................... 19 encryption items). “Equivalent unit”. .................. 17 Hard selectors. ... 19 ........................... 21 Density”. ............ 15 “Fly-by-light Hold Without “Library” ........... 23 Equivalent system”. .............. 17 Action (HWA). ... 19 License. .............. 23 standards. ........... 15 “Fly-by-wire “Hybrid License “Explosives”. ..... 15 system”. .............. 17 computer”. ......... 19 application; Export. ................ 15 “Focal plane “Hybrid integrated application for array”. ................ 17 circuit”............... 19 license. ............... 23 Export Administration Act Food. .................. 18 “Image License Exception. (EAA). ................ 15 Foreign enhancement”. ... 20 ........................... 23 Export government agency. “Information Licensee. ............. 23 Administration ............................ 18 security”. ........... 20 “Lighter-than-air Regulations (EAR). Foreign person ... 18 “Instantaneous vehicles”. ........... 23 ........................... 15 Foreign policy bandwidth”. ....... 20 “Local area Export control. ............... 18 Intent to Deny network” ............ 23 Administration (ITD) letter. ........ 20 Review Board Foreign Terrorist “MBTR” ............. 23 (EARB). .............. 15 Organizations “Interleaved “MMIC”. ........... 23 (FTO). ................. 18 Analog-to-Digital Export Control MTCR. ................ 23 Forwarding agent. Converter (ADC)” Classification ........................... 20 MTEC. ................ 23 Number (ECCN). 15 ............................ 18 “Fractional Intermediate “Magnetic Export control consignee ........... 20 Gradiometers”. .. 23 document. ........... 15 bandwidth”. ........ 18 “Intrinsic Magnetic “Magnetometers”. Exporter. ............ 16 “Frequency hopping”. ........... 18 Gradiometer”. ... 20 ........................... 23 Exporting carrier. “Frequency Intrusion software Material. ............. 24 ........................... 16 ........................... 20 switching time.” . 19 “Matrix”. ........... 24 Facilities. ........... 16 “Isostatic presses”. Fuel cell. ............. 19 “Maximum bit ........................... 21 “FADEC systems”. transfer rate”. .... 24 ........................... 16 “Full Authority Digital Engine Item. ................... 21 Export Administration Regulations Bureau of Industry and Security March 29, 2021 Definition of Terms Part 772–page 3 “Measurement board”. ............... 27 interface”. .......... 28 Facilities”. ......... 32 uncertainty”. ...... 24 “Multichip “Operate “Program”. ........ 32 “Media access integrated circuit”. autonomously”. .. 28 “Proof test”. ...... 32 unit”. .................. 24 ............................ 27 Operating Proscribed person Medical devices. 24 “Multi-data-stream Committee (OC). 29 ........................... 32 processing”. ....... 27 Medicines. .......... 24 “Operations, Publicly available Metal embrittlement “Multiple channel Administration or encryption software agents. ................ 24 Analog-to-Digital Maintenance” ........................... 32 Converter (ADC)” (“OAM”) ........... 29 “Microcomputer ............................ 27 Published. ........... 32 microcircuit”...... 24 “Optical integrated “Multispectral circuit”............... 29 “Pulse “Microorganisms” Imaging Sensors”. compression”. .... 32 ........................... 25 “Optical ............................ 27 switching”. ......... 29 “Pulse duration”. “Microprocessor “N.E.S”. ............. 27 ........................... 32 microcircuit”...... 25 Order Party. ....... 29 NATO (North “Pulsed Laser”. 33 “Microprogram”. Organization for Atlantic Treaty the Prohibition of Purchaser. .......... 33 ........................... 25 Organization). .... 27 Chemical Weapons “Pyrotechnic(s)” 33 Military commodity NLR. ................... 27 (OPCW). ............ 29 ........................... 25 “Quantum NSG. ................... 27 Other party cryptography” .... 33 Missile Technology authorized to “Natural uranium” RWA. .................. 33 Control Regime receive license. ... 29 (MTCR). ............. 25 ............................ 27 “Overall current “Radar frequency Net value. ............ 27 agility”. .............. 33 Missile Technology density”. ............. 30 Export Control “Network Access “Radar spread Part. ................... 30 Group (MTEC). .. 25 Controller”. ........ 27 spectrum”. .......... 33 “Part program”. 30 “Missiles”. ......... 25 Non-standard ‘‘Radiant “Monolithic cryptography. ..... 28 “Payload”. ........ 30 sensitivity’’ ......... 33 integrated circuit”. “Nuclear reactor” “Peak power”. ... 31 “Range”. ............ 33 ........................... 26 ............................ 28 Person. ............... 31 “Range”. ............ 33 “Monolithic Nuclear Suppliers “Personal area Readable or Microwave Group (NSG). ..... 28 network” ............ 31 readability. ......... 33 Integrated Circuit” “Numerical Port of export. .... 32 “Real-time ........................... 26 control”. ............. 28 “Principal Processing”. ....... 34 “Monospectral “OAM” ............... 28 imaging sensors” 26 element”............. 32 Reasons for “Object code”. ... 28 More sensitive Principal parties in Control. .............. 34 government end Office of Foreign interest. .............. 32 Recoverable users (as applied to Assets Control
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