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OSThe left eye (oculus sinister), as opposed to the right eye (oculus dexter).
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OSAbbreviation of "oculus sinister." Latin for "left eye." By contrast, OD stands for "oculus dexter" which is Latin for the right eye.
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OSThe length of time from either the date of diagnosis or the start of treatment for a disease, such as cancer, that patients diagnosed with the disease are still alive. In a clinical trial, measuring t [..]
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OS Operating System is the software that manages both the hardware and software on a computer.
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OSRelationships Abbreviation Of: operating system Abbreviation: operating system
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OSfrequent form of ob- before -c- and -t- in words from Latin.
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OSa bone
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OSOperating system. Simply, a program that runs your computer. Examples of an operating system are CP/M, DOS, Windows, Mac OS, Linux, and Palm OS, though there are many more. One will oftentimes become [..]
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OSAbbreviation for Operating System A good list of popular Operating Systems are listed here (taken from "www.bellevuelinux.org"): AIX Amiga BeOS Darwin FreeBSD FreeDOS GNU/Hurd HP-UX [..]
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OSthe opposite of so. when a conversation dies, instead of saying so, say os. it will jump the conversation to a new level to keep the flow.
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OSAn abbreviation for oh shit
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OS operating system
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OS(Operating System)
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OSForm of survey organisation in which the data supplier operates the TAM service as a private enterprise, holding multiple contracts of varying lengths with individual client subscribers. It is the most common form of TAM data provision, especially outside Europe.
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OSOperating System
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OS/O-S/ 1. [Operating System] n. An abbreviation heavily used in email, occasionally in speech. 2. n.,obs. On ITS, an output spy. See "OS and JEDGAR" (in appendix A).
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OSOperating System
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OSSee: operating system and out of stock.
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OSOperating System.
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OSAbbreviation for Operating System.
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OSOperating System, e.g. Windows NT/2000, UNIX, Solaris and MacOS
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OSAn operating system (OS) is software, consisting of programs and data, that runs on computers and manages hardware resources and provides common services for efficient execution of various application [..]
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OSOperating System
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OSOperating System
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OSAn OS (Operating System) is an MCP (Master Control Program) in a computer. It has many jobs. Handling the details of the hardware: hard disk, screen, keyboard, printer etc. to simplify the job of the [..]
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OSan acronym for o
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OSThe operating system is the program that manages a computer's resources. Common OSes include Windows '95, MacOS, Linux, Solaris, AmigaOS, AIX, Windows NT, etc.
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OSA set of programs that manage the hardware resources of a computer, provide the environment for application programs to run and provide the user interface.
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OSThe software on your computer that controls the basic operation of the machine. The operating system performs such tasks as recognizing keyboard input, sending output to the monitor, keeping track of [..]
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OSbone
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OS(n) a mouth or mouthlike opening(n) a hard brittle blue-grey or blue-black metallic element that is one of the platinum metals; the heaviest metal known(n) (computer science) software that controls th [..]
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OS left eye
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OSN bone; (implement| gnawed| dead); kernel (nut); heartwood (tree); stone (fruit)
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OSBone
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OSGeneral term for a specific type of bony structure.
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OSOperating System - Operating system (OS) is a software program that manages the hardware and software resources of a computer. The OS performs basic tasks, such as controlling and allocating memory, p [..]
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OSThe software that manages your computer environment. Windows XP is an example of an operating system.
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OSAn operating system is software that sits between "user" programs (applications, services)
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OS Operating system
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OSOperating System. The most important program on a device. Apple mobile devices use iOS to perform basic tasks, such as recognizing input from the keyboard, sending output to the display screen, keep [..]
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OSSoftware that runs on computers and other smart devices and that manages the way they function.
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OS(Operating System)
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OSOffice of the Secretary
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OSThe Operating system is a base infrastructure software component of a computerized system. It controls all basic operations of the computer (or other electronic devices such as PDA, smartphone, etc.). [..]
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OSOperating System
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OS Off stage.
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OSSee Operating system
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OSOutstanding Sire,
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OSForm of survey organisation in which the data supplier operates the TAM service as a private enterprise, holding multiple contracts of varying lengths with individual client subscribers. It is the most common form of TAM data provision, especially outside Europe.
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OSOrdinance Survey
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OSOrganic Status
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OSStands for Operating System. An OS is the central program on a computer. An OS is responsible for running other programs, getting input from the user, sending output to the screen, keeping track of fi [..]
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OSOffice of the Secretary operational division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
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OSSee Operating System.
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OSOperating System All general purpose machines need a piece of software to manage the hardware of the system. Typically, these programs provide a user interface to make controlling the machine simple. No on buys a system just for the OS. Instead, you pick an OS based on the applications you need to use to do real work (or play) on that system.
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OSOfficial Scorer
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OSOut Standing , Offshore
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OSAustrian Airlines
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OS
outsizeen|RTOS , JeOS
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OS
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OS
super-, over-
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OSOrdnance Survey (United Kingdom)
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OS interface between the application (word processor, spreadsheet, etc.) and the computer hardware
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