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What does the abbreviation awc- c stand for?
AWC-C is a term used to denote a contingency on a real estate listing on the mls. It is only used when the purchase of the property listed is contingent upon the sale of the buyer's property.
What does the PAD abbreviation stand for?
Project Appraisal Documents
What does br abbreviation stand for on your bank statement?
Branch
What does the abbreviation 'IAEA' stand for?
International Atomic Energy Agency
What does the abbreviation FIN stand for in real estate?
Contingent upon Financiing.
What does the abbreviation q c stand for?
Queen's Counsel
What does the abbreviation C stand for?
It can stand for Celsius, centi- (meaning one-hundredth), or the roman numeral 100.
What does the abbreviation you I C E stand for in relation to the prismatic compass?
Individual Compass Error.
What does c in c stand for?
C does not stand for any specific abbreviation. C is from CPL (Computer Programming Language), then BCPL (Basic Computer Programming Language), which spawned both B (pretty much unused now) and C.
What does c or ca stand for?
"C" or "ca" can refer to various meanings depending on the context. It could represent the programming language "C", the abbreviation for the element "calcium" in chemistry, or an abbreviation for "circa" meaning "around" when referencing dates.
What does the abbreviation BLR stand for?
BLR IS the abbreviation.
What does the abbreviation 'CMYK' stand for?
CMYK stands for- C= Cyan, M=Magenta, Y=Yellow, K=Black
What is abbreviation for hundreds?
C is an abbreviation for hundred
What does the abbreviation 5 C in a D stand for?
It might stand for several things, of course. For one, "C" is 100, and "D" is 500, in Roman Numerals, so it might mean "5 hundreds in a 500".
What does 786 abbreviation stand for?
786 abbreviation stand for bismillah-i-rehman-e- raheem
What does the abbreviation 'BBQ' stand for?
"BBQ" is the abbreviation of "barbecue."
What does the abbreviation cnty stand for?
Cnty is the abbreviation for County.
