According to abbreviationfinder, ACPA stands for Cuban Association of Animal Production. It is an non-governmental organization that contributes, with its actions, in the field of animal industry production. Emergence Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) as entities emerged in Europe after the Second World War. A significant moment of its proliferation is linked to the decade of the… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, CSI Las Vegas or CSI: At the scene of the crime is an American fictional television series broadcast for the first time on October 6, 2000 in the United States by the CBS network. Description The series centers around a group of forensic scientists and criminologists who work in the American city… Read More »
IPv6. Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) (According to abbreviationfinder, Internet Protocol version 6) is a version of the Internet Protocol (IP) protocol, defined in RFC 2460 and designed to replace Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) RFC 791, which it is currently implemented in the vast majority of devices that access the Internet. Introduction Designed by… Read More »
CD types Mini-CD CD-A CD ROM CD-R CD-RW CD + G VCD According to abbreviationfinder, CD stands for Compact Disc. It is an optical digital medium used to store any type of information (audio, video, documents and other data). The CD-ROM drive is no longer an optional accessory to become an integral part of our computer,… Read More »
Security According to abbreviationfinder, the security of the RSA cryptosystem is based on two mathematical problems: the problem of factoring large numbers and the RSA problem. Full decryption of an RSA ciphertext is computationally intractable, an efficient algorithm has not yet been found for both problems. Providing security against partial decryption might require the addition… Read More »
Everything used to be very simple – as is well known, everything used to be simpler and also better: The entrepreneur – the word “CEO” didn’t even exist in Germany at that time – set the tone and set the direction and everyone else ran right there. Anyone who didn’t go was fired in case… Read More »
From the Latin word congregatio, the assembly or meeting that is organized with the aim of dealing with certain matters is called a congregation. Beyond this meaning, which is the first mentioned in the dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), the concept usually refers to a community of religious or a brotherhood of the… Read More »
The term sympathy derives from the action of condolerse : experience compassion, sharing a pain. The concept is usually used in the plural (condolences) to refer to participation in someone else’s pain or the expression of condolences in the face of a loss. For example: “The owner of the company sent his condolences to the… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder.org, the physician describes a bulge that has formed on the heart wall as a heart wall aneurysm ( ventricular aneurysm ). Heart wall aneurysms occur primarily in the left ventricle. The heart wall aneurysm is not a classic disease; it is primarily one of the late complications after a heart attack. If… Read More »
According to AbbreviationFinder, LCD displays with a small number of sectors, such as those used in digital watches and pocket calculators, have individual electrical contacts for each segment. A dedicated external circuit supplies an electrical load to control each segment. This structure is difficult to visualize for some display devices. Small monochrome screens like those… Read More »
What is HTML? HTML (or Hyper Text Markup Language according to AbbreviationFinder) is the language in which web pages are written. It is a hypertext language, that is, a language that allows you to write text in a structured way, and that is composed of labels, which mark the beginning and end of each element… Read More »
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is one of the most passionate companies in the personal computer industry. The web is full of comparisons between the Athlon, PIII, and PIV examining their performance in almost every possible scenario, and hardware forums feature battles between Intel and AMD fans. According to AbbreviationFinder, AMD is founded in 1969 by… Read More »
What is a cloud native stack? The term “cloud native stack” refers to a stack of tools that build on one another and form the basis for developing cloud-native applications. It enables microservices to be bundled into one system. This has some advantages, but is not entirely trivial. Cloud-native apps offer many advantages. They are… Read More »
What is Simples Nacional? Simples Nacional is the Integrated System for Payment of Taxes and Contributions of Micro and Small Enterprises in Brazil. As the name says, it is a system that simplifies the collection of taxes from micro and small companies that works as an optional regime. The company may or may not choose… Read More »
According to AbbreviationFinder, KDE is written almost exclusively in C ++, a language derived from the C programming language with some added functionality, especially in object-oriented programming. Despite criticism against this (initially less mature) language, its adoption by the KDE project has resulted in more dynamic development and shorter release cycles, while allowing efficient programs… Read More »
Cache Abbreviated as IE according to AbbreviationFinder, Internet Explorer saves temporary Internet files to allow faster access (or offline access) to previously visited pages. The content is indexed in a database file, known as Index.dat. The multiple files that exist are different content indexes, visited content, RSS, Autocomplete, visited web pages, cookies, etc. Before IE7,… Read More »
IE: Internet Explorer Windows Internet Explorer (formerly Microsoft Internet Explorer) is commonly known as IE according to AbbreviationFinder, it is a web browser developed by Microsoft for the Microsoft Windows operating system since 1995. It has been the most widely used web browser since 1999, with a maximum peak of usage quota of the 95% during 2002… Read More »
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, English Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development [ ɔ ː gəna ɪ ze ɪ ʃ n f ɔ ː i ː kə n ɔ m ɪ k kə ʊ ɔ pə re ɪ ʃ n ənd d ɪ veləpmənt], abbreviated as OECD by AbbreviationFinder, French organization de Coopération et de Développement… Read More »
European Coal and Steel Community, abbreviated as ECSC by AbbreviationFinder, Montan | union, English European Coal and Steel Community [j ʊ ərə pi ː ən kə ʊ l ənd sti ː l kə mju ː n ɪ t ɪ ], abbreviation ECSC, French Communauté Européenne du Charbon et de l’Acier [k ɔ myno te ør ɔ… Read More »
The EU has been called the “soft power” because, unlike the United States, it primarily makes civilian efforts internationally, rather than militarily. European foreign policy is also weakened by the fact that EU countries have reserved the right to take national positions. The EU’s foreign and security policy is only common in the sense that… Read More »
This term comes from American stock corporation law and can best be translated with “reasonable care”. The background to this is the liability of an auditor in connection with the valuation of a company or property in connection with the IPO or sale. The auditor subjects the company or property to a conscientious examination of… Read More »
The foreign exchange market, also known as FEM by abbreviationfinder, is part of the financial market and, with an estimated daily turnover of 5 trillion US dollars, the largest market in the world. The foreign exchange market trades in book money, i.e. in the form of cashless payment instruments that are bought, sold or exchanged… Read More »
The term foreign exchange is quite broad, but differentiates depending on the application. Foreign currencies initially refer to all currencies that are used outside of one’s own currency area. However, a distinction must be made between foreign exchange, the accounting size, and types, the specific presence of a currency in coins and bills. If there… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, the name DAX stands for “Deutscher Aktien Index”. As the name suggests, the DAX is the most important share index in Germany. It reflects the development of the 30 largest companies with the highest turnover that are listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The DAX thus also allows conclusions to be drawn… Read More »
Fund of funds, also known as umbrella funds, spread investor money even further than a classic fund by investing customer money in the funds of other companies. They are often used in fund-based asset management and are available in a wide variety of forms. Fund of funds also enable asset management for small investors, as… Read More »