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Definition
ain (ān)
adjective
Scot. own
AIN (Advanced Intelligent Network)
Telecom Definition
Bellcore built on earlier work done by Bell Labs on the intelligent network (IN) and defined AIN in the early 1980s (see Figure A-3). The initial AIN release was intended to provide a generic and modular set of tools to enable the creation, deployment, and management of services on a flexible basis within the public switched telephone network (PSTN). The software tools yielded a suite of service offerings accessible to all network switches, but operating independently from the switch logic. The services, therefore, can be defined, developed, and deployed quickly, and in a multivendor environment. Subsequent releases defined switching and database functions and the interactions between them. AINs include service creation toolkits, which enable the creation of centralized logic residing in centralized databases for the development and delivery of features across the network.AINs support all ISDN features and are intended to provide support for personal communications services (PCS), which permit subscribed features to be supported across networks of all types.
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Usage Examples
Possessives
- t: Yes, I can smile when I ain ' t got no money Ha ha happy go lucky me.
- gwyne: I ain ' gwyne to len ' no mo ' money ' dout I see de security.
- dat: Now ain ' dat so, boss ain't it so?
- ga: He lurched on up the street, wailing to himself, " Dammit, I ain ' ga no money.
Adjective modifier
- oor: It's a ' Oor Ain - Scotland's Charters Charters described tangible rights.
Modifies a noun
- toon: To it's banks holy monks did come gave birth to mine ain gray toon.
- wee: It will be so nice to have oor ain wee place at last.
- folk: Go on, my son; dump the posh bird and her grating rah-rah tones and stick to yer ain folk.
- gray: To it's banks holy monks did come gave birth to mine ain gray toon.
- leid: Richard Archibald from Ballymoney Gled tae finally hear fae sae many Scotch folk that're aa fired up aboot thair ain leid.
- place: It will be so nice to have oor ain wee place at last.
Noun used with modifier
- thair: Richard Archibald from Ballymoney Gled tae finally hear fae sae many Scotch folk that're aa fired up aboot thair ain leid.
- hir: This Duik o Norroway wes hir verra ain prince, an he wes gaun ti mairrie this lauchin leddie the morn at daw.
- ma: Annie's tears'll set me blinkin ' Through ma ain wi ' Annie.
- tae: Here's me desperate tae get rid o the bairn and her desperate tae hae ain.
- o: Or jist a few nice thoughts o yer ain, use yer imagination.
- yeir: If ye hae lost it, itâs yeir ain blame.
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