| PGNs | preganglionic neurons |
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| PGO | Phenylglyoxal |
| PGO | Ponto-geniculo-occipital |
| PGP | P1-glycoprotein |
| PGP | Phosphatidylglycerolphosphate |
| PGP | Phosphoglycolate phosphatase |
| PGP | prepaid group practice |
| PGP | Protein Gene Product |
| PGP | Protein Gene Product 9.5 |
| PGP 9.5 | Protein Gene Product 9.5 |
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is an abbreviation for Physical Geometry, a hierarchy of Frame nodes and Mesh nodes that will be used as a physical representation of the visual geometry. Physical properties, such as mass, volume and center of mass, will be computed from this geometry.
Ãâó: www.eonreality.com/support/manuals/RigidBody/Intro...
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| PGA |
The ISO software system to enter full details of observations during Phase 2. It consists of a data base management system with a user interface.
Ãâó: isowww.estec.esa.nl/manuals/iso_policies/node33.ht...
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| PGA |
Pin Grid Array. A large chip carrier package which can have 28 pins or more (typically based on a grid of 0.100-inches) protruding from one flat surface, for through-hole connection to a printed circuit board. Usually made from plastic or ceramic. The chip die can be placed opposite the pins (cavity up), or can be nested in the grid array (cavity down)
Ãâó: www.emulation.com/catalog/glossary.html
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| Pgp |
An abbreviation for Pretty Good Privacy. PGP is an electronic privacy program which helps you ensure privacy by letting you encrypt files and e-mail. The encryption technology employed by PGP is very strong. PGP was created by Phil Zimmermann, and depends on public key cryptography for its effectiveness. Public key cryptography is a procedure in which users exchange "keys" to send secure documents to each other. For more on PGP, go to http://www.pgp.com.
Ãâó: www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7-Manual/get...
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| Pgp |
Pretty Good Privacy. A program written by Phil Zimmerman that uses public-key encryption techniques to encrypt and digitally sign e-mail. To use PGP, a user needs to generate a public and private key pair. Users can send encrypted mail to anyone whose public key they possess, and anyone who has their public key can send encrypted mail to them.
Ãâó: adultchamber.com/members/glossary.htm
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