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Keywords: dialled, switchboard, inward, pbx, caller

See Direct Dialing In.

Direct Dialing In. If the PBX and the local public exchange are suitable, callers can dial direct to an extension, bypassing the operator.

hdtteam.it

Direct Dial In -This technology via BT can improve customer service by allowing them to dial straight to your desk.

montal.com

Direct Dialing Inwards

gala-global.org

A telecommunications system accommodating individual numbers on telephone extensions so callers can dial direct into an extension without diverting through an operator. This means that your customers can quickly reach the right person in your organisation, but you retain control over who has access to your DDI numbers

server1.networks.co.uk

Direct Dial Inward. A telephone service that provides companies or businesses with a block of numbers for calling into their Private Branch Exchange (PBX) system. With DDI, outside callers can dial individuals directly without intervention from a switchboard operator.

microsoft.com

Direct Dialling In. a switchboard's capability to route an incoming call to the extension dialled without the intervention of an operator

cns.uk.com

The Direct Debit Instruction. The authority signed by the customer allowing the originator to collect Direct Debit payments from the customer's account

datacash.com

Direct Dialling Inwards. Allows each extension user the ability to have their own personal telephone number.

nexusuk.com

Direct Dial Inward - dialling a specific number to reach a specific person or department even though the call actually goes through a switchboard or PBX. (In America and Japan this is called DID, Direct Inward Dial.)

evocal.co.uk

See direct inward dialing (DID).

callpath.genesyslab.com

Direct Dialing In. The European equivalent of DID.

callpath.genesyslab.com

Direct Dialing Inward. This facility enables external callers to dial directly to PABX extensions (without going via the switchboard) by inserting a prefix in front of the extension number.

kwhw.co.uk

Direct Dialling Inwards. A number that can be accessed from the public telephone network.

darrylbeckford.co.uk

Direct Dialling Inward. Direct Dialling Inward uses a smaller group of exchange lines to gain access to a larger number of extensions. The first part of the number actually selects the line whilst the second part actually gives the extension number. This is a very economical method on exchange lines.

globaltelecomuk.com

Direct Dialling In (DDI) is the provision of a block of telephone numbers for receiving calls into a company's private branch exchange (PBX) system. Using DDI, a company can offer its customers individual phone numbers for each employee or company workstation without requiring a physical line into the PBX for each connection.

idn.co.uk

The authority signed by the customer allowing the originator to collect Direct Debit payments from the customers account. 39

bacs.co.uk

Direct Dialling In. Normally available on ISDN lines. A company may have 10 lines and 100 telephone numbers. When any of the telephone numbers are dialled by an incoming caller the call is put on to any line that is free. At the same time the dialled number is passed to the telephone system. The phone system uses this to route the call to the intended recipient. Typically used to provide direct dial numbers for extension users, fax machines, departments or groups of extensions. This is much more efficient than the older method of using different sets of lines for different numbers because all lines can be used for all numbers and so less lines need to be rented overall to provide the same level of service.

telecall.ltd.uk

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Keywords: didanosine, transcriptase, dideoxyinosine, antiretroviral, nucleoside

FDA-approved analogue reverse transcriptase inhibitor used in the treatment of HIV disease.

dart.medicine.duke.edu

See Didanosine.

thebody.com

(dideoxyinosine) A drug that inhibits HIV through inhibition of reverse transcription.

web.worldbank.org

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Keywords: icpsr, umich, codebook, documentation, xml

Data Documentation Initiative An effort to establish an international XML-based standard for the content, presentation, transport, and preservation of documentation for data sets in the social and behavioral sciences. Data archives in the UC system use DDI to preserve collections of materials used in quantitative research. See the DDI web site for more information.

cdlib.org

Data Documentation Initiative. An international committee sponsored by ICPSR that is developing a new metadata standard for social science documentation. This standard, developed by representatives from the international social science research community, is intended to fill the need for a structured codebook standard that will serve as an interchange format and permit the development of new Web applications. The Document Type Definition (DTD) for the DDI standard is written in XML (Extensible Markup Language) and is available at http://www.icpsr.umich.edu/DDI/.

clir.org

Keywords: moriam, doctorsdata, earthlink, lab, inc

Doctors Data Inc. - a lab that does testing of hair, urine, blood, etc. See http://www.doctorsdata.com/ also see http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/HOW_TO_hair_test.html

home.earthlink.net

Keywords: havi, dcm, unsolicited, lcd, driven

Digital display indicator

aerospacefacts.com

Data Driven Interaction With DDI, an application or DCM can offer a DDI description of its UI. This description can be retrieved simultaneously by any HAVi device with a display. The user can interact with the UI in a way that is completely local to the HAVi device with the display. Such interaction will cause messages to be sent to the remote DCM or application that will interpret these messages and control the activity of the application or device. Any DDI description can be displayed on any type of display. Each display will match the DDI description of the UI to its own capability, which can vary from a high end graphics screen on a TV, to a simple text-only LCD screen. Changes in the UI due to user actions or unsolicited changes in the state of the device (for example, if a user pushes a button directly on the device, or an application calls a control API of the DCM) are signaled to the display to indicate that new information has to be displayed.

havi.org

Keywords: christie, smpte, hdtv, projector, interface

Distributed Digital Interface

asti-usa.com

Device driver interface.

sy-mech.com

A "direct digital interface" signal can be supplied to a Christie projector via an optional digital input module. For example, you can input an SMPTE- 259M signal using a Serial Digital Input Module or input an SMPTE-272M signal from a Digital HDTV Serial Input Module.

christiedigital.com

Keywords: diskdupe, doubler, disk, image

DiskDupe Image or Disk Doubler Image

info-x.co.uk

Keywords: deputy, intelligence, director

Deputy Director of Intelligence

nzetc.org