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Computers & specificationsKernel

The core of an operating system that manages resources and provides essential services to software. Its responsibilities commonly include memory, scheduling and interaction with device drivers.

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Computers & specificationsKeyboard

An input device with keys used to enter characters and commands. Its physical layout, key mapping and connection method are separate compatibility considerations.

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AccessibilityKeyboard focus

The state that identifies which interface element currently receives keyboard input. A visible focus indicator helps users locate that element as they move through links, buttons and fields. Test both where focus moves and whether it remains visible; a screen reader’s reading position can be separate from keyboard focus.

Guide: Website Accessibility Check: A Practical First Audit

Reference: W3C: Focus Visible

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Energy & environmentKilowatt-hour

An energy unit equal to using one kilowatt continuously for one hour, or 3.6 million joules. For example, 2 kW sustained for half an hour uses 1 kWh. At a hypothetical energy price of $0.20 per kWh, that energy costs $0.20 before other charges. Distinguish energy purchased at the meter from energy stored in a battery.

Guide: Green Cars: Compare the Whole Transportation Choice

Reference: NIST: energy-unit conversions

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