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Qué (quién) es TID - definición
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
TID (disambiguation); Tid
TID
Touch Interactive Display
Tid
·adj Tender; soft; nice;
- now only used in tidbit.
TID
Technical Information Document (Reference: Novell)
Wikipedia
TID
TID or tid may refer to:
- Thermionic Detector, a detector used in gas chromatography based on the principle of ionization and measuring a change in electron flux
- Total Ionizing Dose (related to ionizing radiation)
- Transient ischemic dilation, a finding on a nuclear cardiology test consistent with coronary artery disease
- TID class tug, a British tugboat design of World War II
- TID (musician) - a musician from Tanzania
- Traffic Identifier - an identifier used for traffic flows in 802.11 Wireless LAN
- ter in die, Latin for three times daily; usually refers to prescription medication dosage (e.g. TID)
- Tag identification memory, in a Gen 2 RFID tag, this consists of memory about the tag itself, such as the tag ID
- Transportation improvement district
- Travelling Ionospheric Disturbance - A type of Ionospheric perturbation
- Truncated dodecahedron
- Travel Itinerary Directory
- Tobacco Induced Diseases - a peer reviewed journal
Ejemplos de uso de TID
1. TID will manage the Musharaka under a separate agreement.
2. At end–December 2006, TID had an average market capitalization of $3.35 billion.
3. The consortium brings together TID, Adeem and two British entrepreneurs David Richards and John Sanders.
4. At end–June 2006, TID had total assets of $2.'38 billion and shareholders’ equity of $880 million.
5. "They are from the bronze age, and very valuable for Afghanistan," the director of the National Museum in Kabul, Omara Khan Masoudi, told Ny Tid.