what does *GM* stand for?
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Some possiblities\nsince its classified under the Internet\nGM-->GameMaster\nGM-->General Motors\nGM-->Genetically Modified\nGM-->General Mills (Food manufacturing firm)\nGM-->Grand Master(with regards to Chess
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It stands for original equipment manufacturer. Basically it means that whatever the item was, it was bought in bulk. The only real difference between oem and retail products is that oem stuff comes in very plain packaging.
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GTO stands for Gran Turismo Omolagato\nPT stands for Personal Transportation
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I believe you are referring to the transconductance of a MOS transistor.  gm >> 1/rds must mean that the transconductance must be much larger that 1.  "rds" must be the unit of transconductance (which is not typically shown) possibly radian*seconds.  This might be given to you so as to simplify a calculation.  For example is you have a term anywhere in your calculations that looks like this: (gm+1) you can change it to just: (gm).  This can often simplify complex algebra that may arise.
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General Motors Corporation: Corporate Offices\n(313) 556-5000\n300 Renaissance Ctr\nDetroit, MI 48243\n\nclick this link for a map: http://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&lr=&q=general+motors&near=Detroit,+MI&radius=0.0&cid=42331389,-83045833,5830694935658041370&iwstate1=form:to
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It stands for Managed Bean in JMX. I have a pretty good link here for you that does a good job at explaining it... Enjoy!
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According to Random House Unabridged Dictionary...\n\nGran Tu•ris•mo O•mo•lo•ga•to\n\nPronunciation: (grän' too-riz'mō u-mō"lu-gā'tō, -gä'tō; It.grän' tOO-rē'zmô ô-mô"lô-gä'tô), \n(of an automobile) certified as conforming to the specifications, as fuel capacity and engine displacement, for a class of standard automobiles (Gran' Turis'mo) qualified to engage in various types of competitions. Abbr.: GTO\n\nHowever... the GTO you see on the fenders of a current model Pontiac automobile is none of this.  It's just a marketing ploy to establish a performance image for an imported Australian built Holden automobile introduced to the American market by General Motors.\n\nThe Pontiac GTO of the 1960's and 1970's was a high performance version of their mid-sized Pontiac Tempest.  While also not conforming to the Italian standard of GTO, at least that car had some real performance capability, and helped to establish the muscle car craze of that period.
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Please define ro-ro, BM, KB and GM\nThis ? is virtually unintelligible
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Could you tell us first what this abbreviation stand for?!!
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Annual General Meeting\nAbsorbed Glass Mat (battery)\nAssistant General Manager\nAir-to-Ground Missile\nArea General Manager\nAttack Guidance Matrix\nAir-to-surface Guided Missile\nAnnual Guidance Memorandum\nAttack Guided Missile\nAssociate General Manager\nAnti-Gravity Machine\nAbove Gross Margin\n\n\n\nGovernment Printing Office\nGeneral Post Office\nGovernment Pension Offset\nGroup Policy Object (Microsoft Windows)\nGroup Purchasing Organization\nGovernment Publications Office\nGovernment Project Officer\nGun Position Officer\nGlobal Process Outsourcing
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General Issue - a designation of articles issued to soldiers. In World War II and following, it was used to designate a soldier ("GI Joe") and anything connected or relating to soldiers and military service ("GI haircut").
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they are abbreviations.......cant think of anything else
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Electronic Mail\nEnd of Medium \nEnterprise Manager \nElectro Magnetic\n\nPayload\nPerformance Test\nPublic Transportation\nPulse Transformer\n\nIt really depends on where the abbreviations are used.
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The "/?" at the end of your link indicates that additional characters are expected to identify your company or work site.\n\nAt work, check the status line (at the bottom of your browser) to see what characters your browser is adding to this line when it connects to ihgmyteam.
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G. UNITED STATES (USA)
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m stands for "mil".\n\n"mil" is the Latin root for 1000 (think "millennium").  However, in math, physics, and science, it stands for 1000th (0.001), not 1000, which is kilo (as in kilometer for 1000 meters)\n\nOk, so m stands for mil which means 1000th.  Therefore, a mg is 1000th of a gram:\n\n1 mg = (1/1000) g\n\n1000 mg = 1 g (multiply through)\n\n7500 mg = 7.5 g (multiply by 7.5)\n\nEventually it should be automatic:  1000 mg = 1 gram so 7500 mg = 7.5 grams.
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Try these links (LMGRD.EXE) (IMGRD.EXE)\nHope this helps.\nGood luck.