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MOVMove
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MOVMOV is an Apple Inc. QuickTime file format. It is commonly used for saving movies and other video files. Read articles that include this term
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MOVMetal Oxide Varister. A device that acts as a surge suppresser by forcing transient high voltages to ground.
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MOVApple proprietary format, housing a number of audio and video codecs, and the basis for the MPEG-4 System (as part of QuickTime)
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MOVJensens Internet Dictionary (See QuickTime)
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MOVApple QuickTime Movie file format. See Data Formats and Their File Extensions in the Quick Reference section of Webopedia.
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MOVA file extension found on the World Wide Web that denotes that the file is a movie or video in QuickTime format.
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MOVThe format for storing and playing back audio and video files using the QuickTime media player on the Apple Macintosh, but also available for the multimedia PC. Economical in terms of storage space. S [..]
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MOVApple QuickTime MOVie file format. See "Movie clip" Movie clip
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MOVMOV is a file extension found on the World Wide Web that denotes a movie or video file in QuickTime format. To play the movie, your computer must have the QuickTime player.
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MOVFormat for QuickTime movies. QuickTime movie files are named using the .movie file extension (example: a movie of a student's speech might be named "speech.mov").
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MOVFile name extension for files with video sequences that can be read by a QuickTime player.
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MOVThe file extension associated with Apple QuickTime "movie" files. Mozilla
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MOV - Metal Oxide Varistor
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MOVMerchant of Venice - Merchant of Venice (MOV), in computer programming, is a stock market trading and technic analysis program to manage graphs and portfolios. It has an internal language which suppor [..]
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MOV Metal Oxide Varistors used to control spikes. These are common in power strips. More than two usually indicates a fairly decent power strip. They look like largish disk capacitors.
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MOVis a voltage-sensitive, nonlinear resistive element. MOVÂßs are clamp-type devices that exhibit a decrease in resistance as the applied voltage increases. They are usually characterized in terms of th [..]
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MOV
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MOV A video format used by Apple’s Quicktime.
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MOVApple QuickTime Movie file format.
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MOVApple QuickTime MOVie file format. See "Movie clip" Movie clip
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MOVMOV is an Apple Inc. QuickTime file format. It is commonly used for saving movies and other video files. Read articles that include this term
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MOVApple QuickTime Movie file format.
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MOVMOV is the file format extension for QuickTime movies.
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MOVA file extension used for multimedia files played on Apple's QuickTime. A video codec developed by Apple.
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MOVMove
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MOVAcronym that stands for Metal Oxide Varistor. MOVs utilize the nonlinear resistance property of zinc oxide to form a variable resistor, whose resistance to current drops as voltage increases. Virtuall [..]
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MOVMove
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MOVMotor Operated Valve Further Reading
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MOVMetal Oxide Varistor. A resistor that changes value with applied voltage. A varistor may also be called a VDR [Voltage Dependent Resistor]. Varistors will have a negative voltage coefficient. MOV devi [..]
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MOVA solid state device which becomes conductive when the voltage across it exceeds a certain level. When the voltage exceeds the MOV's threshold, a heavy current flows through the MOV instead of the load.
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