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Glossary : A

A to Z of commonly used abbreviations and acronyms

Aa : Bb : Cc : Dd : Ee : Ff : Gg : Hh : Ii : Jj : Kk : Ll : Mm : Nn : Oo : Pp : Qq : Rr : Ss : Tt : Uu : Vv : Ww : Xx : Yy : Zz : Nos 1-9

  • A&E : Accident and Emergency
  • A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 etc : International paper sizes - see below
  • A4A : Awards for All (Sports Lottery Grants)
  • AA : Affirmative Action
  • AA : Alcoholics Anonymous
  • AA : Automobile Association
  • AACS : Advanced Access Content System
  • AAD : Average Annual Damage
  • AADT : Annual Average Daily Traffic (vehicles per day)
  • AAIL : Annual Audit and Inspection Letter
  • AAW PCT : Adur, Arun, Worthing Primary Care Trust
  • AAW tPCT : Adur, Arun and Worthing Teaching Primary Care Trust
  • ABS : Anti-lock Braking System
  • AC : Audit Commission
  • ACAS : Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service
  • ACAS : Arbitration, Conciliation and Advisory Service
  • ACC : (former) Association of County Councils
  • ACE : Access Control Entry
  • ACF : Adur Consultative Forum
  • ACG : Annual Capital Guideline
  • ACL : Annual Credit Limit
  • ACLL : Adur Community Leisure Limited
  • ACM : Association for Computing Machinery
  • ACPI : Advanced Configuration and Power Interface
  • AC-PI : Audit Commission Performance Indicator
  • ACPO : Association of Chief Police Officers
  • ACR : anomalous cosmic rays
  • ACSCO : Association of Contract Services Chief Officers
  • ACSM : Area Children's Services Manager
  • ADAS : Agricultural Development Advisory Service
  • ADC : (former) Association of District Councils
  • ADC : Adur District Council
  • AD/HD or ADHD : Attention Deficit Hyper-active Disorder
  • ADP : Approved Development Programme
  • ADSL : Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line. ADSL is a type of high-speed Internet access for consumers. This is a technology that allows for digital transmission over existing telephone lines. The term 'asymmetric' refers to the fact that the speed that you send data can be different than the speed that you can receive data. Therefore, a typical user will have a faster download speed than upload speed through ADSL. ADSL service is typically many times faster than a 56k modem while allowing for regular phone/voice usage simultaneously on the same telephone line. ADSL service is an "always-on" type of connection, which is especially vulnerable to hacker attacks. Users can prevent unauthorised access with a software firewall product (see also DSL).
  • AeBG : Adur e-Business Group
  • AEF : Aggregate of External Finance
  • AEP : Adur Economic Partnership
  • AES : Advance Encryption Standard
  • AES : Annual efficiency statement
  • AGHV : Area of Great Historic Value
  • AGI : Association for Geographic Information
  • AGLV : Area of Great Landscape Value
  • AGM : Annual General Meeting
  • AGN : Active Galactic Nuclei
  • AHSS : Association of Hillclimb and Sprint Schools
  • AI : Architects Instruction
  • AIF : Area Investment Framework
  • AIMS : Adur Independent Mediation Service
  • AIS : Accessible Information Solutions
  • AJAX : Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
  • ALGAO : Association of Local Government Arts Officers
  • ALM : application lifecycle management
  • ALMOs : Arms Length Management Organisations
  • AMA : (former) Association of Metropolitan Authorities
  • AMAPs : approved mileage allowance payments
  • AMD : Age-related macular degeneration
  • AML : Active Message Library
  • AMP : Asset Management Plan
  • AMR : Annual Monitoring Report
  • AMS : Accession Management System
  • AMT : Action for Market Towns
  • ANA : Audit Needs Assessment
  • ANPR : Automatic Number Plate Recognition
  • ANS : autonomic nervous system
  • AONB : Area of Outstanding National Beauty
  • APD : Average Page Duration
  • APEG : Airborne Particles Expert Group
  • APG : Area Partnership Group
  • API or APIs : Application Programme Interface(s) (see also MAPI and TAPI)
  • APLAWS : Accessible and Personalised Local Authority Websites (see also LAWs)
  • APT&C : Administrative, Professional, Technical and Clerical Services
  • APWG : Anti-Phishing Working Group
  • AQMA : Air Quality Management Area(s)
  • ARP : Address Resolution Protocol
  • ASA : Advertising Standards Authority
  • ASAR : Advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar
  • ASBO : Anti-Social behaviour Order
  • ASCII : American Standard Code for Information Interchange
  • ASD : Autistic Spectrum Disorder
  • ASD : Average Session Duration
  • ASDSS : Autistic Spectrum Disorder Support Service
  • ASP : Active Server Pages (these are dynamic web pages)
  • ASR : Age Standardised Rate
  • ASTD : American Society of Training and Development
  • ATAG : Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines
  • ATCM : Association of Town Centre Management (http://www.atcm.org)
  • ATM : Asynchronous Transfer Mode
  • ATP : Accredited Toolkit Practitioner
  • AU : Astronomical Unit
  • AUG : APLAWS User Group (see also APLAWS above)
  • AUP : Acceptable Use Policy
  • AURN : Automatic Urban and Rural (air quality monitoring) Network
  • AVS : Address Verification Service
  • AWS : Adur and Worthing Services (a partnership between Adur and Worthing Councils)

If you would like to add to these lists then please send your suggestions to the webmaster for consideration for inclusion.


International paper sizes :

A Sizes (mm) :

4A0 = 1682 x 2378

2A0 = 1189 x 1682

A0 = 841 x 1189

A1 = 594 x 841

A2 = 420 x 594

A3 = 297 x 420

A4 = 210 x 297

A5 = 148 x 210

A6 = 105 x 148

A7 = 74 x 105

A8 = 52 x 74

A9 = 37 x 52

A10 = 26 x 37

B Sizes (mm) :

B0 =1000 x 1414

B1 = 707 x 1000

B2 = 500 x 707

B3 = 353 x 500

B4 = 250 x 353

B5 = 176 x 250

B6 = 125 x 176

B7 = 88 x 125

B8 = 62 x 88

B9 = 44 x 62

B10 = 31 x 44

 

 

C Sizes (mm) :

C0 =917 x 1297

C1 = 648 x 917

C2 = 458 x 648

C3 = 324 x 458

C4 = 229 x 324

C5 = 162 x 229

C6 = 114 x 162

C7 = 81 x 114

C8 = 57 x 81

C9 = 40 x 57

C10 = 28 x 40

 

 

 

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