what does AM & PM stand for?
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ante meridiem and post meridiem
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WTF is "rem"-spell out the abbreviation...
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a.m. = ante meridian (literally 'before midday')\np.m. = post meridian (literally 'past midday')
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they are on Eastern Standard time :)
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12:34 pm \n\nDurham, Ontario  Canada
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AMD stands for Advacned Micro Devices. \n\nhttp://www.amd.com/us-en/
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Ante meridiem which is latin for before noon. Post meridiem which is latin for after noon. Hope this helps.
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A&M means Agricultural and Mechanical, A&T means Agricultural and Technical
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A in Am3/hr stands for 'APPARENT'\neg: you have a mechanical meter installed on your gas line, operating pressure = 2Bar.\nThe reading you see on the meter is 'Apparent' or Am3.\n When corrected for the line pressure, you get m3= Am3 x(line pressure in bar +1)\n\nFurther, m3, when corrected for temperature, atmospheric pressure.... and standardised to STP (Standard temperature & pressure) is called Sm3.\n\nThe volume flowed per hour can thus be stated as \n1. Am3/hr= Apparent flowrate\n2. m3/hr = actual flowrate\n3. Sm3/hr= actual flowrate at STP
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Between 10 pm and 12 am
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I've head of am IM but not a PM .. ???
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"“AM” stands for the Latin phrase Ante Meridiem —which means “before noon”—and “PM” stands for Post Meridiem : “after noon.” Although digital clocks routinely label noon “12:00 PM” you should avoid this expression not only because it is incorrect, but because many people will imagine you are talking about midnight instead. The same goes for “12:00 AM.” Just say or write “noon” or “midnight” when you mean those precise times. \n\nIt is now rare to see periods placed after these abbreviations: “A.M.” , but in formal writing it is still preferable to capitalize them, though the lower-case “am” and “pm” are now so popular they are not likely to get you into trouble. \n\nOccasionally computer programs encourage you to write “AM” and “PM” without a space before them, but others will misread your data if you omit the space. The nonstandard habit of omitting the space is spreading rapidly, and should be avoided in formal writing. \n"
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11.45 am\nkick off\n\nwed 17 may US pac time
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Birmingham!! United Kingdom\ntime - 10.51 am
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AT&T = American Telephone and Telegraph\n\nSBC = Southern Bell Corporation\n\nIBM = International Business Machines
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FM = frequency modulation.\n\nAM = amplitude modulation.\n\nwavelengths of AM radio are much larger than FM waves, which is why they are measure in kHz (compared to the MHz of FM). This is why AM radio signals are able to travel so much farther than FM signals. \n\nSince FM signals have much shorter wavelengths (and thus higher frequencies), the tuning needs to be more precise to pick up the desired signal, which is why an antenna is usually necessary.
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Here are just a few things that PMS already stands for:\n\nProvidence Middle School\npackage management system \npower management system\nPantone Matching System\nparallel mergesort \npattern matching and substitution \nPatrick Maynard Stuart Blackett\nPeninsula Medical School \nPeople mover system \npersonal message system \nPerformance Management System\nPetite Messe Solennelle \nphenazine methosulphate \nPhilips Medical Systems \nPleasanton Middle School \nP.M.S. Hacker\npolicy management service \nPop'n Music Script \nPOS management system\nPost marketing surveillance\npotassium metabisulfite \npremenstrual stress syndrome \nPractice Management Software \nPretty Mean Sisters \nprocess migration system \nprocessor memory switch \nproduction management system \nproject management software \nProject Monitoring System. \npublic message service\nPure Man Strength \nPre-main sequence star\n\nAnd THAT'S just for starters!