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HD A connector in which the pins are closely packed in order to save space. High-density A-cable connectors have just as many pins as low-density A-cable connectors but are smaller than the low-density ones.
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HDL cholesterol commonly referred to as "good" cholesterol. High levels of HDL cholesterol help to keep the lining of the blood vessel walls "clean" and may be protective against heart disease.
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HDL Hardware Description Language. Designers use HDL to describe what a semiconductor will do through a particular language. HDL allows designers to write the necessary specifications for their chip design. The two main HDL languages used today are Verilog and VHDL.
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HD The output of a high definition video device (such as an HDTV set-top box), or the input of an HDTV receiver or monitor, comprised of (3) primary-color signals: red, green, and blue - each on a separate wire. The combination of these three signals convey all necessary picture information. In consumer video products, these (3) separate component signals refer to: Luminance (Y) - for Light; and two Chroma (Color) signals (Pb - blue) and (Pr - red). ...
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HD Floppy disks which have been manufactured for high capacity. High-density 5-1/4'' disks hold 1.2 megabytes (obsolete); 3-1/2'' floppy disks hold 1.44 megabytes (going that way!).
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