Modified some terms that include abbreviations and fixed alphabetical order.

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(pairs of logic tiles and interconnect tiles).
CLB
Configurable logic block (CLB)
The configurable logic unit of an FPGA. Also called a **logic cell**.
A CLB is a combination of basic logic elements (:term:`BELs <BEL>`).
Configurable logic block
A configurable logic block (CLB) is the configurable logic unit of an FPGA.
Also called a **logic cell**. A CLB is a combination of basic logic elements
(:term:`BELs <BEL>`).
Database
Text files containing meaningful labels for bit positions within
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clock buffers present in a device. The two halves are referred to as
the top and bottom halves.
Horizontal clock row
Portion of a device including 12 horizontal clocks and the 50 interconnect
and function tiles associated with them. A :term:`half` contains one or
more horizontal clock rows and each half may have a different number of
rows.
Node
A routing node on the device. A node is a collection of :term:`wires <wire>`
spanning one or more :term:`tiles <tile>`.
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tiles maps to multiple wires, one in each tile it spans.
PIP
Programmable interconnect point (PIP)
Connection point between two wires in a tile that may be enabled or
disabled by the configuration.
Horizontal clock row
Portion of a device including 12 horizontal clocks and the 50 interconnect
and function tiles associated with them. A :term:`half` contains one or
more horizontal clock rows and each half may have a different number of
rows.
Programmable interconnect point
A programmable interconnect point (PIP) is a connection point between two
wires in a tile that may be enabled or disabled by the configuration.
ROI
Region of interest (ROI)
A term used in *Project X-Ray* to denote a
Region of interest
Region of interest (ROI) is used in *Project X-Ray* to denote a
rectangular region on the FPGA that is the current focus of our study.
The current region of interest is `SLICE_X12Y100:SLICE_X27Y149`
on a `xc7a50tfgg484-1` chip.