Definitions
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- Not Elsewhere Classified
- National Exhibition Centre. The largest exhibition space in the United Kingdom.
- National Executive Committee (of a political party).
- Nippon Electric Company, Ltd. (renamed to NEC in 1983.) Electronics manufacturer.
- National Electrical Code: its purpose is the practical safeguarding of persons and property from hazards arising from the use of electricity.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I do believe that Nec 3550 was a Dell drive made my NEC.
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Now due to sliding decline in handset sales in Japan, Nec and Sharp are revising their strategy and plan to expand overseas. article, NEC hopes to export at least 1 million phones for an average price of $300.
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But if NEC is talking about being able to print ten thousand RFID tags for a hundred bucks, then bracket tags could become an easy option.
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NEC, which used to have a majority share in NEC Electronics, now holds a 34% stake in the newly formed entity.
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FINAL RECORD: 11-18, 8-10, tied for eighth in NEC (lost a tournament berth on tiebreaker).
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NEC is also showing off a small handset with no keyboard – only a touch screen.
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NEC is promising to ship a laptop fuel-cell capable of running for 40h within two years.
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The NEC is updated from time to time, which results in questions about which version of the code is in effect in a given locale.
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Hi-Tech said the terms NEC offered were "either impossible or totally unworkable".
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I called NEC Display for comment on Friday, and a company representative essentially put me on hold until Monday.
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