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What is UTC? UTC literally stands for “Universal Time Coordinated”. It is more commonly known as “Coordinated Universal Time” and is based on the time at the zero or Greenwich meridian. The use of UTC as a standard time used by the world is derived from the International Atomic Time, which involves a time-tracking system [...]
Written on July 5, 2011 | Posted in
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What Is NVQ Level 3? NVQ Level 3 stands for National Vocational Qualification Level 3. This NVQ is actually made up of 5 different levels. Each of these levels has corresponding criteria and description. Basically, NVQ describes one’s level of competency in the chosen career. This NVQ is considered an award based in countries including [...]
Written on July 1, 2011 | Posted in
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What is NVQ? NVQ stands for National Vocational Qualifications. These refer to awards or qualifications for employees in the UK who demonstrate certain skills and knowledge needed for a particular function or job and at varying levels. These awards and/or qualifications are said to be based on competence, meaning each employee shall demonstrate tasks that [...]
Written on April 22, 2011 | Posted in
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What is GBP? GBP is the ISO code for the British pound or pound sterling. Many people call it simply as “pound”. But some people prefer to call it as “pound sterling” or just “sterling” to avoid confusing the word with the unit of weight measurement which is also “pound”. GBP or pound sterling is [...]
Written on June 10, 2011 | Posted in
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What is Recyclable? A recyclable is basically a thing or material that can be used again for the same purpose it was made for or for other purposes that it can serve. The process of re-using materials is called “recycling” and people do it for a variety of reasons. Some people recycle materials to prevent [...]
Written on June 6, 2011 | Posted in
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What is SPST? SPST is also known as Senior Public Safety Telecommunicator. The job description for this type of work is to supervise a shift at a respective communication center. This is to ensure that all incoming emergency or non-emergency and not so urgent calls are immediately and properly catered for. Whatever calls are received [...]
Written on May 28, 2011 | Posted in
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What is NMFC? NMFC is a term used for National Motor Freight Classification. It is a standard which applies to provide certain comparisons of different commodities which are being transferred to inter and intra state or foreign commerce. The concept of this standard is quite similar to those used for grouping and grading certain systems [...]
Written on May 22, 2011 | Posted in
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What is PLR? PLR stands for Private Label Rights and refer to some sort of license involving content or intellectual property. It is termed as “PLR” when the author sells his/her rights on a particular content for other people to use or re-use. It’s basically the selling of pre-made or pre-written content. This content may [...]
Written on April 24, 2011 | Posted in
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What is JDF? JDF stands for Job Definition Format and it is graphic arts industry standard created to allow easy exchange of information between varying graphic systems and applications. This standard also integrates various applications on the planning and commercial side into the tech workflow. JDF is one of many industry standards based on XML [...]
Written on April 8, 2011 | Posted in
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What is EDT? EDT stands for Eastern Daylight Time. It refers to the time zone which is 4 hours behind UTC or Coordinated Universal Time. This time zone applies to the eastern parts or states of North American countries, particularly the United States and Canada. In some records, EDT is referred to as the Eastern [...]
Written on March 31, 2011 | Posted in
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What is GMT to EST? Living in U.S can be comfortable. Sleeping in the comfort your home, with nice soft pillow, quiet neighbors, and a couple of romance with your partner (that is, if you have a girlfriend/boyfriend). It feels good, right? You can dream the best dream that you can imagine. But the only [...]
Written on March 23, 2011 | Posted in
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What is GMT? GMT is the abbreviated form of Greenwich Mean Time. It is also known under the name Greenwich Meridian time. The name owes it origin to the place Greenwich in London. The Greenwich Meridian Time is measured from the Royal Observatory in London. The longitude from GMT is assumed to be zero. It [...]
Written on February 13, 2011 | Posted in
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What is an IATA number? An IATA number is a number or code given by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) to member airlines and travel agencies. IATA is a global organization representing about 230 airlines and is also involved with accreditation of travel professionals and freight forwarders. Each IATA number is unique to your [...]
Written on February 4, 2011 | Posted in
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What is TDW? TDW stands for “total diamond weight” and it represents the total weight or total carat of two or more diamond stones on a particular piece of jewelry. These jewelries may be in the form of rings, bracelets, tiaras, necklaces, crowns, or pins. When two or more diamond pieces are involved, then jewelers [...]
Written on August 9, 2011 | Posted in
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What is LXI VXI ratings for cars? “LXI” and “VXI” are names or ratings given to cars with different trims or models. A certain car may have only one brand name, but it may be offered in different trims, models, or variants. One common way of classifying or rating the car trim or model is [...]
Written on October 14, 2012 | Posted in
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What is KWYS? KWYS is the airport code for Yellowstone Airport located in Montana, USA. Under the ICAO or International Civil Aviation Organization, each airport in the world is given some type of location indicator. In the case of Yellowstone Airport, the code given is KWYS. ICAO codes like KWYS is unique and has a [...]
Written on March 4, 2013 | Posted in
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“EAD” stands for “Employment Authorization Document,” and “EAD numbers” simply refers to the issued number for this particular document. This document is actually given as a plastic card similar to debit and credit cards, and it contains the EAD number. Any person that is a foreigner or not a resident of the U.S. needs to [...]
Written on April 7, 2013 | Posted in
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IECC stands for the International Energy Conservation Code. This code pertains to a building code that covers various states and municipalities in the US. This building code was created back in 2000 by the International Code Council to basically promote using technologies and materials that help preserve the environment and make use of energy resources [...]
Written on April 28, 2013 | Posted in
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