Disc
Or disk (IT and American English) disk can refer to:
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1 data storage
2 Science
2.1 Astronomy
2.2 Biology
2.3 Mathematics
3 Driving
4 Abbreviations
5 other uses
6 See also
Data storage [edit]
Disk storage, and a wide class of data storage mechanisms
Magnetic disk
Floppy disk, storage devices and magnetic data using a floppy disk,
Hard disk, magnetic storage of the data is variable device
Optical, usually polycarbonate disc
Blu-ray Disc (BD), and high density optical disc designed primarily to store video
Compact disc (CD), a form of optical discs are mainly used for voice
Multiple uses of the digital disc (DVD), a type of optical disc is primarily used for video and other data
Versatile Disc (EVD) to improve the size of digital audio / video based on optical media in development
High-definition digital uses multiple disk (HD DVD), and high density optical disc designed primarily to store video
Imaging multiple uses holographic disk (HVD), and optical drives new generation alternative Blu-ray coordinate very high density
Portable Audio (LD), the first commercial optical storage medium
Benefit (MD), data storage on the basis of magnetic optical disc drive device
Movie record form the film still image
Disco RAM, solid state drive discs volatile
Analog discs are generally based on the groove modulated signals for recording
Gramophone record, analog recording medium
LP, a certain type of gramophone record
Aluminum disc, an analog recording the album is mainly used for the first recordings Radio
Acetate disc, and aluminum-coated tablet of nitrocellulose lacquer
Science [edit]
Astronomy [edit]
Accretion disc, which is widespread in tropical movement around the central body, such as a star or a black hole
Debris disk, ring circumstellar disk form of dust and debris in orbit around a star
Disk (Galaxy), a group in the form of a disk of stars
Protoplanetary disk, rotating disk surrounding a newborn star dense gas, and accumulation in the form of a disk
Scattered disk, a remote region in the solar system with small planets icy low population density
Biology [edit]
Which refers to the death on multiple protein complex and complicated urged consists of family members receptor cell death receptor induces apoptosis
Disco, expand or extend in flower pot
Vertebral disc, animal anatomy of the spine
Placenta or placenta in mammals disk, a device that connects the fetus in the womb
Optic disc, retinal
Mathematics [edit]
Disk (mathematics), circles the region in a plane
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Disc brakes to slow or stop the rotation of the wheel device
Parking regulations and parking with free parking disk when the disk usage and parking (disk-hour)
Vehicles Licensing, and so-called "tax disc" in the United Kingdom, is the delivery of the car and placed inside the windshield registration
Abbreviations [edit]
DISC evaluation in psychology, and a set of psychological tests based on the work of William Moulton Marston
Defence Intelligence and Security Center (DISC), and the location of the headquarters of times Corps Intelligence College and the Defense Intelligence in the British Army
Delaware Independent School Conference (DISC), a conference of sports in high school
Devrimci the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq Sendikaları Konfederasyonu ("Disco") (Revolutionary Union Turkey in English), and the Federation of Trade Unions
Domestic International Sales Corporation (DISC), the rule of law taxes in the United States
Dundee International Sports Centre (DISC), a sports center in Scotland
International Symposium on distributed computing, abbreviated "DISC", an academic conference
Other uses [edit]
Disco (album), and EP 1995 electronic artist Moby
Disco (band), an American experimental music group
Disco (magazine), a British music magazine, at the time known as the disc name and Echo Music
A comb, a farm implement
Frisbee, and a piece of sports equipment
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Disk spelling
Discus (disambiguation), a campaign in America
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