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Rinat Ben Efraim is an experienced physical therapist. She is mainly working on the medical related categories and the Hebrew category but she always like to screen new submissions in other parts of Abbreviations.com.
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| Apical Pulse | The apical pulse is one of the most common places to read heart rate due to giving the most accurate reading. The pulse point can be found on the left side of your chest below the nipple. |
| MERCOSU | Mercosu is the neutral acronym (term) to be used in Portuguese and Spanish by the Mercosur community. Mercosul - Portuguese Mercosur - Spanish Mercosu - Neutral without "R" or "L" at the end of the acronym. |
| viasat, inc. | Via by definition loosely means "by way of; through." So in this context, ViaSat means by way of satellite. |
| BCHB | Realtor website, serving up homes for sale in British Columbia, Canada, as well as properties that are sought after and BC businesses for sale. Home page for Team Dana and Amar, realtors. BCHB.ca was built by Dana and Amar themselves, not using a web development company, to provide the most comprehensive real estate resource for the Greater Vancouver region. The website features the most extensive market statistics available, "tell it as it is" blog posts on market conditions and issues facing the market, lists of homes sought by buyers and a comprehensive list of resources, ranging from mortgage calculators to recommended professionals. Plus, of course, MLS listings of homes for sale, with one of the most extensive range of search capabilities available! |
| FRICTION FORCE | Friction is the force resisting the relative motion of solid surfaces, fluid layers, and material elements sliding against each other. |
| Frequency-Division Multiplexing | (FDM) is a scheme in which numerous signals are combined for transmission on a single communications line or channel. It is analog multiplexing technique. Each signal is assigned a different frequency (sub channel) within the main channel. its requires channel synchronization. FDM multiplexing technique is based on orthogonality of sinusoids. FDM requires that the bandwidth of a link should be greater than the combined bandwidths of the various signals to be transmitted. Thus each signal having different frequency forms a particular logical channel on the link and follows this channel only. These channels are then separated by the strips of unused bandwidth called guard bands. These guard bands prevent the signals from overlapping as shown in Fig. In FDM, signals to be transmitted must be analog signals. Thus digital signals need to be converted to analog form, if they are to use FDM. Frequency-Division Multiplexing (FDM) A typical analog Internet |
| OR EQUIVALENT | "or equivalent", in the context of a Civil or Construction Contract, to mean that the items perform equal to or better than the named product and must be accepted by the Employer or Engineer. Tests may be required at the Contractor's expense. |
| GCK | Nickname for man from Greasy Corner Arkansas. The Greasy Corner Kid aka: Randall(Randy) Mcollum one of the youngest old timers of the gaming dog community. Owner of GCH Driller sired by Bullyson Rom Lyda GCH Rowdy and many. |
| Abrvtn. | An abbreviation is the shortened form of a word, a form of "shorthand" writing. Typically the vowels are removed and a dot at the end is a "sure indicator" of an abbreviation. Some words and their abbreviations (such as road names) are the same with the exception of the dot at the end of the abbreviation. Do not confuse abbreviations with mnemonics. I don't know how accurate this abbreviation is, just looked correct. |
| WARRA | Chiefly used in troll football comments by fans as a form of sarcasm: Warra(what a) European cup for Arsenal |
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