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What does the P stand for in PIN?
The P in PIN stands for personal.
What is the full form of PIN in the pin code?
PIN stands for Personal Identity Number.
PIN stands for what?
Personal Identification Number.
If a strike is made in bowling and a pin stands back up and lands somewhere else what is done to correct the situation?
If a pin stands back up or is moved out of place, then it is not a strike. The pin must be bowled where it is standing. If the pin is out of range for the rack to pick it up and the sweep knocks it over, the pin is placed back in its original position. If the pin is out of place for the rack to pick up and the sweep does not knock it over, the pin must be shot at where it stands.
Would Barack Obama wear a donkey pin or elephant pin?
Donkey pin. The donkey stands for the democratic party.
When pin code was introduced?
PIN stands for Postal Index Number and the code is 6 digits long. The PIN was introduced on August 15, 1972.
What is your PIN for your debit card?
There is no such thing as a "pin number". It is PIN, where "N" stands for number. It can be any set of digits that the bank assigns or allows you to select.
What is Transaction PIN?
PIN stands for Personal Identification Number. This is a secret number that is required to complete/confirm a transaction.
If a pin stands back up after falling is it still a strike?
Assuming it is even possible for a pin to fall and then return upright, no, if the pin is still up when the ball is bowled it is not a strike.
What is a bbm pin?
A bbm pin is a special number that you or your friends have to communicate with each other on blackberry messenger. BBM stands for Blackberry Messenger.
What does the abbreviation PIN stand for in Afrikaans?
Oh, honey, in Afrikaans, the abbreviation PIN stands for "Persoonlike Identifikasienommer," which translates to Personal Identification Number in English. Now you know, darling.
What does PIN stand for in afrikaans?
Well, darling, in Afrikaans, PIN stands for "Persoonlike Identifikasienommer." So, next time you're in South Africa and someone asks for your PIN, just remember it's your "Persoonlike Identifikasienommer" - rolls right off the tongue, doesn't it?
