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1) Alternative to dis 2) Audiotape 3) Bit of brooklynese 4) Boon to live recording 5) Brooklynese pronoun 6) CD alternative 7) Colloquial pronoun 8) Common pc file suffix 9) Concert-recording tape 10) Digital audiotape 11) Dis alternative 12) Dis opposite 13) Dis partner 14) Exclusively Anglo word 15) Exclusively Saxon word
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Decision Augmentation Theory. An attempt to reconceptualize PK as a precognition-based selection process rather than one of actual influence.
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Digital Audio Tape - originally intended for home audio use, DAT proved suitable for serial storage of large amounts of data - aDAT drive can store Gigabytes on a single tape in a couple of hours - ideal for back-up (also referred to as R-DAT)
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Digital Audio Tape
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Digital Audio Tape,
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See Digital Audio Tape.
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Digital Audio Tape. Form of magnetic tape on which digital data can be efficiently stored.
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Abbreviation for “Digital Audio Tape,� it is a digital tape-recording format using a small cassette that provides up to two hours of 16-bit, linear, PCM digital recording at a sampling rate of 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz. A significant advantage that a DAT has over most MiniDisc is that most DAT players will have a digital output, useful when...
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Dental Admission Test
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Sound recording term: digital audio tape. A very high quality audio recording method in which sound is digitally recorded on tape (often video S-VHS tapes are used).
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Abbrev. for Digital Audio Tape. Digital sound recording and playback system that uses a tape similar in shape to the standard audio cassette.
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Acronym for 'Digital Audio Tape'.
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Digital Audio Tape + Disk Array Technology
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digital audio tape; a digital magnetic tape format originally developed for audio recording and now used for computer backup tape; the latest DAT storage format is DDS (digital data storage).
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Digital Audio Tape. A tape-based digital audio recording and playback system, developed by Sony, which use a sampling rate of 48 kHz (slightly higher than CDs, which use 44.1 kHz). Audio Industry Standard format for 2 track digital recording. Achieves CD quality audio on a tape about 1/3 the size of a cassette. Abbreviation for “Digital Audio...
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Digital Audio Tape
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Digital Audio Tape
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acronym: Department of Science and Technology
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Acronym for Dolphin Assisted Therapy, a treatment that involves people with disabilities interacting with dolphins, usually by touching them or by swimming alongside them.
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Abbreviation for digital audio tape
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Drug Action Team
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Drug Action Team
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Sound recording term: digital audio tape. A very high quality audio recording method in which sound is digitally recorded on tape (often video S-VHS tapes are used). Now generally superceded by CD or mini-disk.
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Digital Audio Tape. A type of storage media used for the backupof computing data.
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