Standing for World Health Organization on AbbreviationFinder, WHO is the international body of the United Nations system responsible for health. Made up of a group of experts, they develop health guidelines and standards, and help countries address public health issues, support and promote health research. Through WHO, governments can jointly tackle global health problems and […]
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According to AbbreviationFinder, PDF (English acronym p ortable d ocument f Ormat, Portable Document Format) is a document storage format developed by Adobe Systems. This format is a composite type (vector image, bitmap and text). Generalities It is specially designed for documents that can be printed, since it specifies all the necessary information for the final presentation of the document, determining all […]
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Just in time (or JIT according to AbbreviationFinder) is known for being a business management philosophy for planning and controlling operations with a focus on maximum quality and waste reduction. JIT is related to the lean production approach, aiming at a production that flows with more intensity, avoiding the creation of stocks. In just in […]
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Abbreviated as SPSS according to AbbreviationFinder, Statistical Package for the Social Sciences has a file system in which the main one is the data files (extension. SAV). Apart from this type there are two other types of frequent use: Output files (output, extension. SPO): these display all the information on data manipulation that users perform […]
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According to AbbreviationFinder, Ribonucleic Acid is commonly known as RNA. History Nucleic acids were discovered in 1868 by Friedrich Miescher, who called them nuclein since he isolated them from the cell nucleus. Later, it was found that prokaryotic cells, lacking a nucleus, also contained nucleic acids. The role of RNA in protein synthesis was suspected […]
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According to AbbreviationFinder, RNA stands for Ribonucleic Acid. RNA types Messenger RNA (mRNA) is the type of RNA that carries information from DNA to ribosomes, the site of protein synthesis. The nucleotide sequence of the mRNA determines the amino acid sequence of the protein. Therefore, the mRNA is called coding RNA. However, many RNAs do […]
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According to AbbreviationFinder, UNCTAD, acronym for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development [ju ː na ɪ t ɪ d ne ɪ ʃ nz k ɔ nfərəns ɔ n tre ɪ d ənd d ɪ veləpmənt, English], UNCTAD, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, special body of the UN General Assembly, founded […]
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UNICEF [abbreviation for U nited N ations I nternational C hildren’s E mergency F and English; “The United Nations Fund for International Children’s Emergency Relief”], since 1953 official name United Nations Children’s Fund [ju na ɪ t ɪ d ne ɪ ʃ nz t ʃ ɪ ldrənz f ʌ nd, English], Children’s Fund of the […]
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Very few companies can survive on the market in the long term if they are only designed for quick turnover. In today’s world, factors such as customer satisfaction and customer loyalty play an important role in the success of a company. It is therefore extremely important to keep these two factors in mind. In order […]
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According to abbreviationfinder, the abbreviation “E-Book” stands for “electronic book”. E-books are the digital equivalent of the classic book. They should reproduce the appearance and properties of a book as realistically as possible on a screen. In addition, e-books also have the typical computer features, such as operation using a mouse, touchpad or keyboard. A […]
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