American College of Digital Technology

ACDT Basics

According to abbreviationfinder, American College of Digital Technology is commonly known as ACDT. The American College of Digital Technology (ACDT) is a private, non-profit institution that was established in 2002. Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the college provides students with an education that combines the disciplines of technology and business to prepare them for […]

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Air War College

Air War College Basics

According to abbreviationfinder, Air War College is commonly known as AWC. Air War College (AWC) is a professional military education institution, part of the Air University of the United States Air Force. It is located at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery, Alabama. AWC provides senior officers with joint professional military education in preparation for strategic […]

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Duct

Duct Basics

Even Latin must go to find the etymological origin of the term duct. Specifically, we can establish that it derives from the word “ductus”, which can be translated as “guided”. Therefore, a channel or conduit that can be used to transfer water, oil, gas or another substance is called a pipeline. According to abbreviationfinder, a […]

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detail

Detail Basics

The first thing we must do is establish the etymological origin of the term detail. Thus, we come across the fact that it emanates from the French verb “détail”. Specifically, we can determine that it is the result of the sum of two components: the prefix “de-” and the verb “tailler” which means “cut”. Detail […]

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Demarcation

Demarcation Basics

Demarcation is the act and the result of demarcation: make a clarification to conclude a misunderstanding or avoid confusion, specify certain terms to establish a differentiation. The etymological origin of the verb is found in the Latin word delimitāre. For example: “The municipal authorities rehearsed a demarcation of responsibilities and accused the provincial government of […]

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Deposit

Deposit Basics

Deposit is a term originating from the Latin deposĭtum that allows us to name the action and effect of depositing (delivering, entrusting, enclosing or protecting goods or valuables). The deposit consists, in general, of placing said goods in the custody of a person or an organization that must answer for them when they are requested. […]

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BUTT

Butt Basics

The etymology of the term butt refers to the Italian word culatta, which in turn derives from ass : the area of ​​the buttocks and the anus or, in objects, the rear or lower sector. Butt is called, in this framework, to the later part of something. The most common use of the concept refers […]

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AMOUNT

Amount Basics

The idea of ​​amount refers to a quantity (a portion or a number). The concept is often used of a measurement that is vague, imprecise, or indeterminate. For example: “The amount of the canon that restaurants must pay has not yet been defined”, “Social works intend to increase the amount they receive each month”, “The […]

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DEFICIENCY

Deficiency Basics

A deficiency is a fault or a flaw. The term, which comes from the Latin word deficiency, can also refer to the lack of a certain property that is characteristic of something. For example: «The doctor told me that I have a calcium deficiency», «The deficiency of this method is evident: the children do not […]

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CONFISCATION

Confiscation Basics

Before proceeding to determine the meaning of the term confiscation, it is necessary to know its etymological origin. In this case, we can state that it is a word that derives from confiscate and this comes from Latin, it is exactly the result of the sum of several clearly distinguishable components: -The prefix “de-”, which […]

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CURVE

Curve Basics

From the Latin curvus, a curve is a line (real or imaginary) that deviates from the straight direction without forming angles. This means that its direction varies gradually and constantly. The concept is often used to name the curved section of a road, a highway, a car circuit or a railway. For example: “To get […]

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Medulloblastoma Basics

Medulloblastoma is a neurological disease that occurs primarily in childhood. The malignant brain tumor occurs mainly in the back of the head, but has good chances of recovery. Research into the causes has not yet been adequately completed. What is a medulloblastoma? The medulloblastoma is considered to be the most common malignant brain tumor in […]

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Metabolic Syndrome Basics

The metabolic syndrome consists of four different factors: high blood pressure, obesity, insulin resistance and a change in blood lipid levels. If all four factors occur together, they represent a high risk of coronary heart disease. What is Metabolic Syndrome? The metabolic syndrome is not uniformly defined in Germany. The disease is most often associated […]

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Campomelic Dysplasia Basics

Campomelic dysplasia is a mutation-related malformation syndrome. Skeletal dysplasia, short stature and respiratory hypoplasia characterize the picture. Around ten percent of the patients survive the first weeks of life and receive symptomatic operative treatment to correct their deformities. What is campomelic dysplasia? The cause of campomelic dysplasia lies in the genetic material of the patients. The malformation […]

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Whooping Cough

Whooping Cough Basics

Whooping cough (pertussis) is an infectious disease of the bronchi and airways caused by bacteria. It is triggered by Bordetella pertussis Balterium. Although whooping cough is generally known as a childhood disease, adolescents and adults are also increasingly becoming ill. There is a vaccination against whooping cough. What is whooping cough? The bacterium Bordetella pertussis as […]

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Food Allergy

Food Allergy Basics

One speaks of a food allergy or food allergy when the body of the affected person reacts hypersensitively to various foods or foods. This leads to allergic reactions with typical signs and symptoms. Stomach pain, shortness of breath, asthmatic attacks, reddening of the skin, sneezing and a permanent runny nose are particularly characteristic. Since a […]

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Lentigo Malignant Basics

Lentigo maligna is a diffuse, flat, brown-black discoloration of the skin caused by atypical melanocytes. This phenomenon is caused by exposure to the sun and corresponds to a preliminary stage of malignant melanoma. The affected skin area is surgically completely removed. What is lentigo maligna? Signs of lentigo maligna should always be checked by a […]

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Scabies Basics

Scabies or scabies is a contagious skin infection that can usually be treated with appropriate lotions without complications. There are various ways to prevent scabies, which are explained in detail here. What is scabies? In most cases, the symptoms of scabies show up within two to six weeks. Then there are inflammatory reactions of the […]

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Short Stature

Short Stature Basics

Short stature, short stature, or short stature are common slang terms for microsomia. It is not initially an independent disease, but can appear as a symptom of many different diseases. However, it often results in further complaints in the lives of those affected. What is short stature? Short stature itself is not a symptom. It […]

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Hyperphosphatemia

Hyperphosphatemia Basics

Hyperphosphatemia refers to an excessively high phosphate concentration in the blood. There are acute and chronic forms of this disorder. Acute hyperphosphatemia is a medical emergency and life-threatening, while chronic phosphate overload leads to long-term cardiovascular disease. What is hyperphosphatemia? Laboratory tests for phosphates and calcium are carried out to clarify hyperphosphatemia. See AbbreviationFinder for abbreviations […]

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Hyperfunctional dysphonia

HFD Basics

According to abbreviationfinder, HFD stands for Hyperfunctional dysphonia. Hyperfunctional dysphonia is a voice disorder without an organic cause. Patients habitually overstrain the muscles involved in voice production. During logopedic therapy, they learn to normalize their voice formation in a targeted manner. What is hyperfunctional dysphonia? Patients with hyperfunctional dysphonia suffer from a number of different symptoms […]

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SDKs

SDKs Basics

SDKs. A software development kit or SDK (acronym in English for software development kit according to abbreviationfinder) is generally a set of development tools that allows a programmer to create applications for a specific system, for example certain software packages, frameworks , hardware platforms, computers, game consoles, operating systems, etc. It is something as simple […]

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NTP Network Time Protocol

NTP Basics

NTP, or Network Time Protocol according to abbreviationfinder, is a protocol designed to synchronize workstation clocks across the network. Version 3 of this protocol is an Internet Draft Standard, formalized in RFC 1305. The NTP version 4 protocol is a major revision of the aforementioned standard, and is under development, but has not yet been […]

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.NET

.NET Basics

. NET. Technological architecture, for the creation and distribution of software as a service. This means that through the development tools provided by this new technology, programmers will be able to create service-based applications for the web. Characteristics According to abbreviationfinder, the programming paradigms of Microsoft technologies are in constant change, reality shows us that the […]

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