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In Teutonic and Scandinavian mythology and folklore, an Alb (Alp or Alf) was a kind of being believed to have existed contemporaneously with man differing from man in some respects. The elf king Alfrigg or Elberich was an
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Analog Loopback (ALB) is connecting a received analog signal to the return transmitting path; a common test method for locating transmission problems in data transmission systems.
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ALB is an abbreviation for Analog LoopBack
ALB is an abbreviation for Air-Land Battle
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An alb was a long linen robe hanging down to the feet formerly worn by officiating priests, and in ancient times also by those newly baptised. It differed from the modern surplice in being closed at the wrists.
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A cincture is a belt, a girdle, or something worn round the body. The term often describes the belt worn by an ecclesiastic for confining the alb.
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A rochet or rotchet is a linen garment worn by bishops under the chimere, or black satin robe to which the lawn sleeves are usually attached. It was at one time the ordinary garment of a bishop. It is akin to the surplice, and should, according to ancient usage, have tight sleeves. It is shorter than an alb, reaching only as far as the knees. The present chimere dates back to the reign of Elizabeth I.
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