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HVS - translation to English
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HVS (disambiguation)
HVS
общая лексика
Human Visual System
система визуализации для человека, алгоритм HVS
обработка цветов с предпочтением оттенкам, к которым наиболее чувствителен глаз человека
Wikipedia
HVS
HVS may refer to:
- Hard Very Severe, a British climbing grade
- Hartsville Regional Airport's IATA code
- Haversine, a trigonometric function
- Heaviside step function
- Helenium virus S
- High vaginal swab
- High Voltage Software
- Hilversum railway station, Netherlands, station code
- Hrvatski veslački savez or Croatian Rowing Federation
- Human visual system model
- HVS (aircraft), a 1980s German human-powered aircraft
- HVS Global Hospitality Services
- Hypervelocity star
- Hyperventilation syndrome
Examples of use of HVS
1. "The budget hotel model, with no frills and low overheads, is absolutely suited for India," said Siddharth Thaker of consultancy HVS International in India.
2. "India is a tough country to do business in because real estate is not transparent, so it‘s better to join hands with someone who knows the market and has a land bank," said Manav Thadani at hospitality consultancy HVS International.
3. Trade body HVS International estimates occupancy in Indian hotels was at nearly 75 per cent in the year to March 2005, up from 65 per cent the previous year.
4. "It is not, strictly speaking, priced as budget in India because it is more expensive to build here, and they need to do justice to the land value," HVS International‘s Thaker said.
5. Demand from niche markets such as the extended–stay segment will give hotels a base demand that ensures a certain minimum level of occupancy even over weekends and slow seasons, according to HVS.
