pac

3 letters in word "pac": A C P.

Anagrams of pac:

• cap

Words found within pac:

pa

• Definitions:
• An organization of 50 or more people that is created to raise money for favored political candidates and is registered with the Federal Election ...
• Preliminary assessed cost.
• (Parent Advisory Council) - Under the School Act, parents may establish an advisory council for the school their child attends. Through elected officers, the council may advise the board, principal, and staff on any matters relating to the school. ...
• A file used to configure the IP address and port of the proxy server in a browser.
• Alpha Chi Omega alumna who is assigned by the National Council to oversee the alumnae chapters in a given province (usually a grouping of states); term is usually two years.
• Appropriation from a prior year continued into a current fiscal year, by specific legislative actions. The PAC may provide for the entire unexpended balance or a portion of the balance to be made available in the subsequent year.
• A vector used to clone DNA fragments (100- to 300-kb insert size; average, 150 kb) in Escherichia coli cells. Based on bacteriophage (a virus) P1 genome.
• The artificial chromosome vector derived from the temperate bacteriophage, P1, used for cloning 100- to 200-kb DNA fragments.
• Political committees that are not the official committees of any candidate or political party. PACs may be affiliated with corporations, labor unions, or other organizations, and they contribute money to candidates and engage in other election-related activities. ...
• PAC's are political groups that are not formally related to a particular political party, but are associated with other groups (like labor unions, corporations, etc.). ...
• Public Access Catalog.
• The Public Access Catalog that displays the holdings for a library or group of libraries within a library. Also known as OPAC.
• the online, electronic catalog
• Some PAC's are Federally-registered and are allowed to participate in Federal Elections. Other PAC's (sometimes referred to as non-federal PAC's) must register and operate under state and/or local election regulations and may not contribute to or spend funds in connection with Federal elections.
• Public Access Catalog. An electronic "card catalog" for the public. This can be a CD catalog of a fixed set of data or it can be an online catalog connected directly to the library computer files. Public access can be in the library or by dial -up.
• Public Advisory Committee - A group of community leaders, and public officials representing the population of the study area who assist in planning goals and objectives, evaluating alternative plans, selecting recommended courses of action, and setting priorities. ...
• Patriot advanced capabilities PAO public affairs officer passive air defense all measures, other than active defense, taken to minimize the effects of hostile air action. ...
• The activities related to scheduling, releasing and tracking production orders and schedules, and reporting the materials and resources used and the results of the production process.
• Pan Africanist Congress, a black anti-apartheid political group that broke away from the ANC in 1959. The PAC did not take part in Codesa, although it has undertaken bilateral negotiations with the government. Unlike the ANC, the PAC has not suspended the armed struggle against apartheid.
• A group organized to promote its members' views on selected issues, usually through raising money that is contributed to the campaign funds of candidates who support the group's position.
• a type of tranche with a predetermined schedule to amortize underlying collateral. PACs have set principal payment schedules that must be met before principle payments are made to other tranches.
• The old card catalog now on-line and available on a computer.
• "Planned Amortization Class"; a CMO tranche structured to be insulated from prepayment variability for a specified range of prepayment speed. Other tranches, known as support tranches (or "companions"); absorb most of the prepayment variability.
• An extra heartbeat that originates from the atria before it should. PACs are quite common and typically not serious.
• political action committee: committee formed by a special-interest group to raise money for their favorite political candidates
• Presentation-abstraction-control (PAC) is a software architectural pattern, somewhat similar to model-view-controller (MVC). PAC is used as a hierarchical structure of agents, each consisting of a triad of presentation, abstraction and control parts. ...
• Pac (Pacas) was one of the most influential noble families (with ruthenian origin) in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania of the second half of the 17th century. Their coat of arms was Gozdawa.

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