What does IGMF mean?
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What does IGMF mean?
infinite-gain multiple-feedback filter
IGMF filter (infinite-gain multiple-feedback filter)
What does IRF stand for?
IRF
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| IRF | International Religious Freedom |
| IRF | International Road Federation |
| IRF | Impulse Response Function |
| IRF | Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility (CMS) |
What is acronym of laser?
Light amplification by stimulated emission of radiationLaser / Full name
What does the word frags mean?
kill or wound
frag. / (fræɡ) / verb frags, fragging or fragged. (tr) US military slang to kill or wound (a fellow soldier or superior officer) deliberately with an explosive device.
What are IRF’s?
IRFs are free standing rehabilitation hospitals and rehabilitation units in acute care hospitals. They provide an intensive rehabilitation program and patients who are admitted must be able to tolerate three hours of intense rehabilitation services per day.
Why are acronyms so difficult?
This makes them particularly insidious; it’s relatively easy for an acronym to slip into our vocabulary as a word in its own right, leaving behind its baggage. We may not even remember what words like “scuba” and “snafu” stand for — or even that they stand for anything.
What is the difference between abbreviations and acronyms?
An acronym is a stand-in for a string of words, usually an organization name, slogan, or something else equally wordy. Unlike abbreviations, they aren’t shorter spellings of words—they’re made up of the words’ initials. Abbreviations are usually formed using the most recognizable letters from the word or expression.
Why do abbreviations look like letters?
It’s almost like the letters are clues that point to the original word or expression. Some abbreviations look like acronyms (for example, mph and NY ), but it’s really just a coincidence. Technically, these are initialisms, which is a type of abbreviation.
When did acronyms become so popular?
The word itself only dates back to the 1940s. But now that they’re here, they’re here to stay — and they’ve become ubiquitous. Acronyms are words formed with the initial letters of a phrase, but unlike an initialism (such as the FBI) an acronym is pronounced phonetically.