What does dBc mean?
dBc means Decibel Referenced to the Carrier
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Decibel Referenced to the Carrier?
Decibel Referenced to the Carrier can be abbreviated as dBc
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What does dBc stand for? dBc stands for "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier". |
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How to abbreviate "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier"? "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier" can be abbreviated as dBc. |
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What is the meaning of dBc abbreviation? The meaning of dBc abbreviation is "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier". |
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What is dBc abbreviation? One of the definitions of dBc is "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier". |
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What does dBc mean? dBc as abbreviation means "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier". |
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What is shorthand of Decibel Referenced to the Carrier? The most common shorthand of "Decibel Referenced to the Carrier" is dBc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- dBsn - Decibel Signal to Noise
- VS1G - The one-G stall speed at which the airplane can develop a lift force (normal to the flight path) equal to its weight
- DSN - Decibel Signal to Noise
- dBm - Decibel referenced to the power of 1 milliwatt
- dBi - deciBel relative to an isotropic radiator
- dBc - dB relative to the carrier power
- dBM - Decibel reference to 1 milliwatt
- airport access fee. - The fee paid to an airport management by a car rental company for the privilege of operating its vans and buses on the airport grounds, usually passed on to the consumer.
- attitude. - The position of an aircraft relative to the direction in which it is traveling or to a known point of reference such as the ground or the horizon.
- contract of carriage. - The small print on the passenger's coupon of an airline ticket detailing the legal relationship, rights, and liabilities of the passenger and the carrier.
- fuel surcharge . - An additional per-ticket fee added to a fare by an airline or other carrier, ostensibly to cover the increased cost of fuel to the carrier. Fuel surcharges are seldom quoted in the fare.
- Jones Act. - The common name given to Section 33 of the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, which protected the legal rights of sailors injured while at sea. The term is sometimes erroneously applied to the Passenger Ves
- plating away. - The practice of avoiding issuing tickets for a particular carrier in the belief that the carrier may be financially unstable and cease flight operations.
- Doorknob Rounds - the entire presentation takes place in 5 seconds while the consultant's hand never leaves the doorknob to the entrance of the patient's room (US hospitals have small single occupancy rooms)
- dBi - Decibel (referenced to isotropic radiator)
- dBw - decibel reference to 1 watt
- Step Up To the Plate - To contribute; take your turn to do something. Every citizen in the USA should step up to the plate and pay their taxes.
- dBm - Decibel relative to one milliwatt
- dBRN - deciBel Relative to Noise
- dBRNC - deciBel Relative to Noise in a Circuit