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Entergy Texas
Entergy Texas, Inc. is a regulated electric utility subsidiary of Entergy Corporation serving about 538,000 customers across 27 counties in eastern and southeastern Texas from headquarters in Beaumont.
Enterprise architecture framework
An enterprise architecture framework is a logical structure of principles, models, and practices for describing an enterprise's business, information, and technology architecture, first introduced in 1986.
Enterprise content management
Enterprise content management, also known as Enterprise CMS, is the strategies, methods, and tools for capturing, managing, storing, preserving, and delivering an organization's content and documents.
Enterprise Dynamics
Enterprise Dynamics (ED) is a discrete event simulation package developed by INCONTROL Simulation Solutions in Woerden, the Netherlands, used to model, analyze, and optimize logistics and manufacturing systems.
Enterprise JavaBeans
Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is a Java specification for developing large-scale, distributed, transactional business applications, first released in 1998 and now developed by the Eclipse Foundation as Jakarta Enterprise Beans.
Enterprise Products Partners
Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD) is a Houston-based master limited partnership providing midstream energy services to producers and consumers across North America; its origins trace to a 1968 company founded by Dan Duncan.
Enterprise resource planning
Enterprise resource planning (ERP), often called an ERP system, is business management software that integrates functions like finance, human resources, manufacturing, and supply chain through one common database.
Enterprise service bus
An enterprise service bus (ESB) is an architectural pattern in which a centralized software component integrates applications, performing data transformation, message routing, and protocol conversion as the backbone of service-oriented architecture.
Enterprise software
Enterprise software, also known as enterprise application software, is software organizations buy or license to run their own operations, coordinating accounting, procurement, human resources, and supply chain across departments.
Entice Oil and Gas Field
Entice is a designated oil and gas field in central Alberta, south of Strathmore, known as the site of Canada's first demonstration-scale commercial coalbed methane project, begun in 2003.
Entidade Reguladora dos Serviços Energéticos
The Entidade Reguladora dos Serviços Energéticos (ERSE), Portugal's independent energy regulator since 1997, regulates electricity, natural gas, LPG, petroleum-derived fuels, and biofuels, setting regulated tariffs and supervising energy markets.
Entity Framework
Entity Framework, also known as ADO.NET Entity Framework, is an object-relational mapping family for .NET, released in 2008 and split into the frozen EF6 and cross-platform EF Core.
Entity linking
Entity linking is a natural language processing method that maps entity mentions in text to knowledge base entries, choosing the right entry when candidates match the same surface form.
Entity List
The Entity List is a U.S. government roster of foreign businesses and individuals facing export license requirements, maintained by the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security.
Entity resolution
Entity resolution (record linkage, deduplication, data matching) identifies records referring to the same real-world entity across databases. Methods span deterministic rules, Fellegi-Sunter probabilistic linkage, Bayesian clustering, and transformers, with blocking for scale.
Entity–attribute–value model
The entity–attribute–value model, also known as the EAV model or open schema, is a database design pattern storing each fact as a row of entity, attribute, and value.
Entity–relationship model
The entity–relationship (ER) model is a conceptual data model for database design, introduced by Peter Chen in 1976, representing data as entities, relationships, and attributes.
Entomopter
An entomopter is an insect-like flapping-wing micro air vehicle, able to fly and sometimes crawl, patented by Robert C. Michelson of the Georgia Tech Research Institute in 1997 and studied by NASA for flight on Mars.
Entrained-flow gasifier
An entrained-flow gasifier is a gasification reactor in which finely pulverized fuel and oxygen react co-currently at high temperature, giving tar-free syngas, over 95% carbon conversion, and slag removal.
Entrepôt
An entrepôt is a storehouse or port where imported goods are stored for distribution, transshipment, or repackaging, often without import duty because they are held for re-export, as in Singapore.
Entrepreneurs First
Entrepreneurs First is a London-based talent investor and company builder founded in 2011 by Alice Bentinck and Matt Clifford that recruits individuals, often technically skilled, and helps them find cofounders and build startups.
Entropy generation analysis
Entropy generation analysis is a second-law method quantifying irreversibilities and exergy destruction in thermal systems; its design form, entropy generation minimization, was introduced by Adrian Bejan in 1982.
ENTSO-E
ENTSO-E, the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity, is the Brussels-based association of 40 electricity TSOs from 36 countries, created under EU law in 2009.
Entwicklung series
The Entwicklung series, also called Entwicklungserie or E-Serie, was a German program of 1943 to develop standardized, mass-producible tanks and tank destroyers replacing the Panther and Tiger.
Enugu Air
Enugu Air is a commercial airline owned by the Enugu State Government of Nigeria, inaugurated in July 2025 as the country's second state-owned commercial airline after Ibom Air.
Enumerated type
An enumerated type, also called an enum, is a data type restricted to a named, fixed set of constants like compass directions, introduced in Pascal in 1970.
Envelope
An envelope is a flat, folded paper container, usually rectangular, with a gummed flap that encloses a letter for mailing; its modern form arose in 17th century Europe.
Envelope analysis
Envelope analysis, also called envelope detection or the High-Frequency Resonance Technique (HFRT), is a vibration signal-processing method that demodulates high-frequency resonance to detect rolling-element bearing defects in rotating machines.
Envelope detection
Envelope detection is a signal processing method that extracts the amplitude outline of a signal, by Hilbert transform or rectification with low-pass filtering, used in AM demodulation and ultrasound imaging.
Envelope detector
An envelope detector is an electronic circuit, usually a diode rectifier followed by an RC filter, that recovers the envelope of a high-frequency signal, most commonly to demodulate AM broadcasts.