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DCIn Roman Numeral number 600 is written as: DC
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DCIn Hexidecimal number 220 is written as: dc
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DCRelationships Abbreviation Of: Dublin Core Abbreviation: Dublin Core
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DC Direct Current
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DCDirect current
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DCto suddenly become disconnected from a server or a dial-up connection when surfing the Internet. The result is a page that says "Cannot find server"While I was looking for some information o [..]
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DCThe option selected by a Reliability Demand Response Resource pursuant to Section 30.6.2.1.2 to be dispatched as a discrete resource in the Real-Time Market.
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DCPrefix for Canadian booking or registration.
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DC*See Distribution Center (DC)
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DCA brand of shoes that real skaters wear. u know the ones who actually have been on a skateboard.they are pretty cool I own a pair.
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DCAmerica's capitol city. White house, fancy buildings, blah, blah, blah. Also holds one of the highest murder rates in the country. Don't walk inner city streets alone after dark. Just [..]
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DCabbreviation for 'don't care'
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DCdisconnected
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DCdc means disconnected. When you use dial-up and you get disconnected you can tell someone that you got disconnected by saying dc
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DC"Dickdestroyer Confirmed" is a term just to describe if a man or woman is able to hook a man with his/her first try. This person is a destroyer of dicks. Therefore a Dickdestroyer Co [..]
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DCDC stands for Don't Care
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DCA lens which allows the photographer to control the degree of spherical aberration in the foreground or background by rotating the lens' DC ring. This will create a rounded out-of-focus blur that [..]
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DC don't care
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DC(Dual-Carrier)
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DCAbbreviation for direct current.
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DCDistrict Centre
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DCXML Acronyms Dictionary Dublin Core Metadata InitiativeDCMI is an open forum engaged in the development of interoperable online metadata standards that support a broad range of purposes and business models. DCMI's activities include consensus-driven working groups, global workshops, conferences, standards liaison, and educational efforts to pr [..]
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DCDC or D/C is direct current. DC or direct current is an electric current that flows in only one direction and is fairly consistent in value.Also Known As: direct current
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DCwith regard to pharmacology, the abbreviated form of discontinue.
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DCRoman numeral for "six-hundred."
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DCDirect Current. The type of electricity used in most computer internal circuits. See AC, power supply, volt and current.
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DCDirect Current. Battery power as in 9v DC battery Decompression
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DCA distribution center is a warehouse, normally established in order to service a regional area. By replenishing a distribution center with full truck loads, and driving shorter distance to deliver smaller amounts to final customers, the costs of shipping small amounts over a long distance can be minimized.
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DCDistribution center.
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DCDistribution Center
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DCNational Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
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DCSee Defined Contribution Plan.
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DCElectrical current that flows in only one direction.
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DCData Center
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DCDirect Current
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DCDublin Core
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DC(n) the district occupied entirely by the city of Washington; chosen by George Washington as the site of the capital of the United States and created out of land ceded by Maryland and Virginia(n) an e [..]
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DC discontinue or discharge
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DCSee Direct Current
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DC - See "Direct Current".
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DC literally, direct current, which usually means a steady unchanging current. DC is often used as an adjective to refer to other things associated with direct current; for example DC voltage usually means steady emf or steady potential difference.
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DC"Direct Current" - an electric current of constant direction. Electric car motors are either DC or AC, with DC motors generally being less expensive to buy and simpler to use on an electric car.
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DCDirect Current - an electric current of constant direction. Electric car motors are either DC or AC, with DC motors generally being less expensive to buy and simpler to use on an electric car.
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DCDirect Connect.
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DCDirect current. Electricity flowing continuously in one direction and has virtually invariable magnitude, as opposed to alternating current, which changes direction frequently. Current produced by a battery.
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DCDirect Current
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DCDetective Constable
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DCSee Direct Current (DC).
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DCDirect current . An electric current flowing in one direction only.
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DCDirect Current. A type of electrical current that only flows in one direction.
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DCDirect Current
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DCdirect current—current that moves in a single direction
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DCDirect Current is the form of electricty generated by solar panels and it needs to converted to AC to be useable in the home. This conversion is done by means of an inverter. Make sure you understand [..]
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DCDirect current
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DCDirect Current. A current source that is constant.
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DC
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DCDirect current.
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DCThe flow of free electrons in one direction within an electrical conductor, such as a wire.
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DCDistrict of Columbia
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DCData Collector A business unit within ESB Networks that deals with all meter reading activities.
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DCSee direct current
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DCDC stands for Direct Current, which is electrical current that flows in one direction.
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DC
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DCDublin Core.
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DCDirect Current. Battery power such as 9v DC battery
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DCDirect Current.
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DCan electrical current that flows in one direction.
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DCrefers to direct current electricity. This is the type of electricity is used to power many small electronic devices. The majority of equipment found on Eyespyvideo.com may be safely powered with 12 volts DC, which can easily be adapted from standard AC wall outlets using a regulated AC/DC transformer or obtained from a battery source. Unlike AC cu [..]
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DCOr Direct Current: An electric current which flows in only one direction, most often produced by a battery source.
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DC(see TLC59xx products using this feature) Dot correction is a circuit implementation to adjust the output current of each output individually, and correct brightness deviations of the LED lamps connected to outputs. In below example, "initial production" picture shows "un corrected" all white output. Because of matrix placement [..]
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DC(Direct Current)
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DCDirect Current is the type of electricity. All of the electric charges move in one direction.
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DCDirect Current.
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DCDirect Current. Battery power as in 9v DC battery Decompression
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DCDirect current (as opposed to alternating current
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DCA lens which allows the photographer to control the degree of spherical aberration in the foreground or background by rotating the lens' DC ring. This will create a rounded out-of-focus blur that [..]
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DCShort for direct current. A small device that runs on electricity that flows in one direction.
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DCBattery power, such as a 9v DC battery.
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DCDamage Control.
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DCDual Champion (CH & FC)
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DCThe DSN Downlink Channel, several of which are in each DSN Downlink Tracking & Telemetry subsystem, DTT.
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DC1. Disorderly Conduct 2. Dane County
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DC Disorderly Conduct
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DC Detention Center
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DCDivisional Court
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DCSee also: Direct Current
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DCDirect Current. A type of electrical current that only flows in one direction.
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DCDisconnected (Applies to summoners who are no longer in the game).
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DCDisconnected/disconnection/disconnect
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DCDifficulty Check.
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DCDirect Current
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DCDirect Current Electricity
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DCDisconnected.
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DCWhen a player disconnects.
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DCDisconnected (also written as D/C)
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DC Direct current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DCDirect current electricity. This type of electricity (as opposed to Alternating Current, or AC) flows in one direction only, without reversing polarity.
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DCDirect Current.
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DCDirect current. DC voltage is linear and constant, and either positive or negative. The same applies to direct current. See also AC.
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DCDirect current
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DCAbbreviation for “direct current”.
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DCDesoto Canyon Gulf of Mexico leasing area
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DCDrill collar
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DCdefined contribution (scheme where the benefits depend on the contributions paid to which the employer committed)
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DCdefined contribution
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DCdirect current. DC results from a voltage source providing a steady output voltage level. DC does not alternate polarity as does AC. Electronic devices operate with DC voltages though often the input line voltage is AC; the AC power distribution unit converts AC to DC suitable for use by the telephone system components.
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DCDedication copy. See SC/special copy.
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DCDistribution center.dead-heading:
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DCDistribution centre.
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DCDistribution center
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DCDead centre, the top score in accuracy
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DCAbbreviation for direct current.
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DCDirect Current.
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DC[see direct current]
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DC
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DC
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DC
deci|coulomb|electric charge
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DCDirect Current. Opposite of AC. Normally associated with battery power, but dangerous nonetheless.
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DCDendritic cell Density gradient A gradient formed by materials of different density either in a discontinuous or in a continuous fashion.
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DCDC, D.C., Dc, or dc may refer to:
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DCdc (desk calculator) is a cross-platform reverse-Polish calculator which supports arbitrary-precision arithmetic. Written by Robert Morris while at Bell Labs, it is one of the oldest Unix utilities, p [..]
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DCDC, D.C., Dc, or dc may refer to:
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DCDC, D.C., Dc, or dc may refer to:
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