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Gaunless Bridge
Gaunless Bridge was an iron railway bridge over the River Gaunless in County Durham, built 1823–1825 for the Stockton & Darlington Railway to George Stephenson's design.
Gaussian blur
Gaussian blur, also called Gaussian smoothing, is an image-processing operation that replaces each pixel with a weighted average of its neighborhood, reducing noise but blurring edges.
Gaussian boson sampling
Gaussian boson sampling (GBS) is a photonic quantum computing protocol, proposed in 2017, that sends squeezed light through a linear optical interferometer and samples photon-number patterns, a #P-hard task demonstrating quantum advantage.
Gaussian filter
A Gaussian filter is a filter whose impulse response is a Gaussian function, used in signal processing as a low-pass smoothing filter with no overshoot.
Gaussian filtering
Gaussian filtering is a signal and image processing method that smooths data and suppresses noise by convolving it with a Gaussian kernel, at the cost of blurring fine detail.
Gaussian quadrature
Gaussian quadrature, also called Gaussian integration, is a numerical integration method introduced by Carl Friedrich Gauss in 1814, exact for polynomials of degree 2n − 1 with n nodes.
Gaussian splatting
Gaussian splatting is a 3D scene representation and rendering method that models scenes as anisotropic Gaussian primitives, optimized from photographs for real-time novel view synthesis.
Gaussin
Gaussin was a French manufacturer of clean and autonomous vehicles for ports, logistics hubs, and industrial sites, founded in 1880 and placed in judicial liquidation in November 2024 after debts of about €140 million.
Gautrain
The Gautrain is an 80-kilometer rapid rail network in Gauteng province, South Africa, running between Johannesburg, Pretoria, and OR Tambo International Airport, which opened in June 2010.
Gauzy
Gauzy is an Israeli technology company based in Tel Aviv that makes smart glass and camera-based driver assistance systems, listed on Nasdaq under the ticker GAUZ.
Gavia (AUV)
The Gavia is a modular, man-portable autonomous underwater vehicle made by Teledyne Gavia, originally the Icelandic firm Hafmynd, and used for survey and naval mine countermeasures.
Gavião Caboclo Oil and Gas Field
Gavião Caboclo is an onshore natural gas and condensate field in Trizidela do Vale, Maranhão, Brazil, discovered in 2013 and operated by Eneva, feeding its gas-to-wire system.
Gavião Preto Oil and Gas Field
Gavião Preto is an onshore natural gas field in the Parnaíba Basin, Maranhão, Brazil, discovered in 2013 and operated by Eneva, whose gas feeds the company's Parnaíba thermal power complex.
Gavin Andresen
Gavin Andresen, born 1966 and known as Gavin Bell at Princeton, is an American software developer who became Bitcoin's lead maintainer after Satoshi Nakamoto withdrew in 2010.
Gavin P. Towler
Gavin P. Towler is a chemical engineer and National Academy of Engineering member who led R&D at Honeywell UOP and co-authored the textbook Chemical Engineering Design.
Gavin Power Plant
The Gavin Power Plant, formally the General James M. Gavin Plant, is a 2,600-megawatt coal-fired station in Cheshire, Ohio, and the largest power plant in Ohio.
Gavin Wood
Gavin Wood is a British computer scientist who co-founded Ethereum, wrote its formal specification, created Solidity, coined the term Web3 in 2014, and later founded Polkadot.
Gavins Point Dam
Gavins Point Dam is an earth and chalk-fill dam on the Missouri River near Yankton, South Dakota, operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers since 1955.
Gawdawpalin Temple
Gawdawpalin Temple (ဂေါတော့ပလ္လင်) is a large two-storey Theravada Buddhist temple in Old Bagan, Myanmar, begun by King Narapatisithu in the late 12th century and completed by his son Htilominlo.
Gay bomb
The "gay bomb" was a proposed 1994 US Air Force chemical weapon meant to make enemy soldiers sexually attracted to each other; it was never built.
Gayfemboy
Gayfemboy is a Mirai-derived botnet targeting Linux-based routers, cameras, and other IoT devices, first identified in February 2024 and used for DDoS attacks and cryptomining.
Gayle S.W. Hagler
Gayle S.W. Hagler is a research environmental engineer at the U.S. EPA who measures air pollution near roads and evaluates low-cost air sensors, receiving a 2010 Presidential Early Career Award.
Gaylord Gladiator
The Gaylord Gladiator was an American two-seater luxury sports car of the mid-1950s, commissioned by the Gaylord brothers, designed by Brooks Stevens, and shown at the 1955 Paris Salon.
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, also known as Opryland Hotel, is a large hotel and convention complex in Nashville, Tennessee, opened in 1977 and known for its glass-roofed indoor garden atriums, waterfalls, and indoor river.
GAZ (ГАЗ)
GAZ, or Gorky Automobile Plant, is a Russian vehicle manufacturer in Nizhny Novgorod, founded in 1929 with Ford's help and known for the GAZelle truck.
Gaz de France
Gaz de France was the French state-owned natural gas company, holding a legal monopoly on the import, transport, and sale of gas until its 2008 merger with Suez.
GAZ Sobol (Соболь)
The GAZ Sobol (Соболь) is a family of light commercial vehicles built by GAZ in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, since 1998, a shorter sibling of the GAZ Gazelle.
GAZ Volga
GAZ Volga (Волга) is a series of passenger cars from Gorky Automobile in Nizhny Novgorod, produced from 1956 to 2010, featuring both rear- and front-wheel drive options.
GAZ-24
The GAZ-24 Volga (ГАЗ-24 «Волга») is a mid-size Soviet sedan built by GAZ from 1970 to 1992, with over 1.4 million made and used widely as a taxi and official car.
GAZ-51 (ГАЗ-51)
The GAZ-51 was a Soviet 2.5-ton, 4×2 cargo truck produced by the Gorky Automobile Plant in Gorky from 1946 to 1975, with nearly 3.5 million built.