Introduction ADSL- Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line is the most widely used kind of DSL connectivity provided by Internet service providers since it makes use of already-installed telephone service cables. It is therefore a logical and useful option for connecting homes to the Internet. As all that is needed for ADSL to operate is a microfilter and an ADSL modem, installation, including connection configuration, typically just takes a few hours. Real-world speeds are approximately 2 Mbps, making it perfect for household use. Overview and explanation of ADSL technology The first DSL technology is called ADSL, or asymmetric digital subscriber line. It ... Read More

Introduction Anno Domini (AD) is a dating system used to number the years in the Gregorian calendar and other calendars.It is based on the traditional birth year of Jesus Christ and was introduced by the monk Dionysius Exiguus in the 6th century. The AD dating system gradually became the standard in the Western world during the Middle Ages and is still widely used today, particularly in religious contexts.However, it has also been criticized for its religious connotations and Eurocentric view of history. Alternatives to the AD dating system include the BCE/CE dating system, as well as other dating systems used ... Read More

Introduction An authorized dealer is a financial institution or entity authorized by a regulatory authority or central bank to perform certain foreign exchange transactions. The scope of activities for authorized dealers varies by jurisdiction, but typically includes buying and selling foreign currencies, issuing foreign exchange products such as prepaid cards, and facilitating cross-border payments. Banks are the most common type of authorized dealer, including commercial banks, investment banks, and central banks. Other types of authorized dealers may include foreign exchange brokers, money transfer operators, and other financial institutions licensed to perform foreign exchange activities. It is important to carefully ... Read More

Introduction ACTS, which stands for Advanced Communications Technology Satellite, was a series of experimental communication satellites developed by NASA, the United States Air Force, and the Canadian government in the 1990s. The primary goal of the program was to test and validate new technologies for satellite-based communication systems. This included testing high-speed data transmission, mobile communications, and broadband services. The ACTS program was a joint effort between government agencies and private industry partners, who worked together to develop and launch the satellites. History of ACTS The ACTS (Advanced Communications Technology Satellite) program was developed in the late 1980s by a ... Read More

Introduction ACS was established in 1876 and has grown to become the largest scientific society in the world with more than 150, 000 members. For the benefit of Earth and its inhabitants, the ACS's objective is to promote chemistry as a whole and its practitioners. The society offers its members a variety of resources and services, such as, access to publications, career development opportunities, networking events, and educational resources. The ACS also works to promote the public understanding of chemistry and the role that it plays in everyday life through outreach programs, public lectures, and other activities. Additionally, the ACS ... Read More

Introduction ACPI stands for Advanced Configuration and Power Interface. It was developed to replace the older Advanced Power Management (APM) standard, which was limited in its capabilities. ACPI provides a more comprehensive framework for managing system power, thermal management, and device configuration. The ACPI specification includes a set of tables that provide information about the system's configuration, such as the location and type of devices, as well as their power requirements. The operating system uses this information to manage device power usage, and to allow devices to enter low-power states when they are not in use. History of ACPI ACPI ... Read More

Introduction "Ananda Bazaar Patrika" popularly known as ABP is an Indian Hindi news channel owned by "ABP News Network Pvt. Ltd". The company's headquarters is situated in "Noida", India The channel was first introduced in 1998 under the name Star News. Both "Star and NDTV jointly managed it". It is used to broadcast news in both Hindi and English. In 2003 the contract between "Star and NDTV" expired and it began to broadcast the news in Hindi. The Star established a new company in 2004 named "Media Content and Communication Services Pvt. Ltd" in collaboration with "The Ananda Bazar Patrika ... Read More

Introduction ABG Arterial Blood Gas is one of the most commonly used tests to check blood acidity and oxygenation levels. The test aims to determine the lungs' functioning and how efficiently they can carry oxygen into the blood and remove carbon dioxide from it. ABG test can be prescribed to any patient on any level, depending on their diagnosis, and it is frequently done in the critically ill patients. Reason for Arterial Blood Gas ABG test is done due to the following reasons − Oxygen is necessary for the survival of every cell in ... Read More

What is B.Tech? B.Tech stands for Bachelor of Technology, which is a four-year undergraduate degree program in engineering and technology. The B.Tech program is structured to offer students a strong framework in the concepts of engineering and technology, as well as the abilities and knowledge needed to apply these principles to real-world problems. Depending on the country and the school, the B.Tech course takes three to four years to complete. B.Tech programs cover a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science, electronics, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, and many others. The B.Tech program also includes ... Read More

What is B.Phil? B.Phil stands for Bachelor of Philosophy, which is an undergraduate academic degree program. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of the various fields of philosophy such as metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, logic, aesthetics, and political philosophy. The B.Phil program typically lasts for 3 to 4 years and is designed to equip students with critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and problem-solving skills that are highly valued in a wide range of professions such as law, journalism, education, business, and public service. Students are required to attend lectures, seminars, and tutorials, and to complete coursework, assignments, and research projects that develop ... Read More