What does "dop" stand for in "dop kit?"?
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department of personal effects...(the e is silent...lol)\nthat is my guess...like you i have always wondered...my dad was a pilot in the USAF and he always traveled with his dop kit...it was always mysterious to me.  but i loved looking through it when he came back from exotic locations...he would have all kinds of toiletries from hotels and even some with the Air Force logo on them...it is hilarious that such small things could hold so much mystique for me...lol
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D stands for done\nproject done- makes sense?
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It's a computer term:\n\nhttp://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/optical/ps2011/products_implementation_design_guide_chapter09186a00802212a7.html
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That's a part number, correct? But for what? A hard drive? A server? A cpu? Googling it just brings up sites with lists of part numbers. Without knowing what it actually is there's no more I can tell you.
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Either or.\n\nJust make sure you get the correct patch panels, plugs, and document what you did.  Do NOT mix and match.
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any of several million constants used to get the fixed systems  driving robots to understand what we plug into them. For instance, the Pbasic command POT (used in all Parallax chips)requires a scale calibration depending on the resistance of the potentiometer. \n\nbasically, it's a number used by a robot
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Polypropylene or polypropene (PP) is a thermoplastic polymer, used in a wide variety of applications, including food packaging, textiles, laboratory equipment, automotive components, and polymer banknotes. An addition polymer made from the monomer propylene, it is unusually resistant to many chemical solvents, bases and acids. Its resin identification code is the number 5 surrounded by a recycling symbol, with the letters "P P" below.
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OPC stands for OLE Process Control .. which of course is short for Object Linking & Embedding Process Control
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In the Royal Navy, "kit" is equipment, including uniforms, that is provided by the service. I believe that "kaboodle" was a slang phrase for personal items kept by the sailor (necessarily small in size and quantity because of little or no storage space/privacy). If one was transferred out, one was required to take all "kit and kaboodle."
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confused with acronyms .... see the link below
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You need to be more specific but I found these. \n\nCRIP could stand for:\nCommunity Revolution In Progress\nCowards Run In Packs\n\n\nWhere I work, LOC stands for Letter of Counseling.  Other meanings are:  \nLibrary of Congress\nLine of Credit\nLetter of Credit\nLoss of Consciousness
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It is a "delta hardware inventory file". It is a Microsoft file extension for temporary files.
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DIP (Dual In-line Package)\nSIMM (various pins)\nDIMM (various pins)\nSO DIMM\nIC DRAM Card\nPC Card\nFlash Card\nSDRAM\nSD card\n\nand my favorite.... Dodge RAM
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From your question, i guess it means how do you prepare a manufacturing account. The link below provides a comprehensive guideline.
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Popular use and          |    Binary prefix standards\n \n(SI standard meaning)    |   from IEC 60027-2\n\n\nName    Symbol Quantity       | Name Symbol Quantity \nkilobyte  kB     2^10 (10^3)  | kibibyte KiB 2^10 \nmegabyte  MB     2^20 (10^6)  | mebibyte MiB 2^20 \ngigabyte  GB     2^30 (10^9)  | gibibyte GiB 2^30 \nterabyte  TB     2^40 (10^12) | tebibyte TiB 2^40 \npetabyte  PB     2^50 (10^15) | pebibyte PiB 2^50 \nexabyte   EB     2^60 (10^18) | exbibyte EiB 2^60 \nzettabyte ZB     2^70 (10^21) | zebibyte ZiB 2^70 \nyottabyte YB     2^80 (10^24) | yobibyte YiB 2^80
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The stripe is to indicate pin 1 on the cable to ensure you install it the correct way round ( 1->1 ) as not all cables have the keyway / notch or pin missing to ensure you fit the correct way around. Pin 1 is often marked on the device or board by a number 1 or dot, the cable connector usually has a little triange also to identify pin 1.
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QTP stands for Quick Test Professional. it comes from Mercury. it's an Automation tool to test the applications/products.\nMainly used for Functional testing. You can say that it's an advanced one for Winrunner it is also from the Mercury Family.