PRN is latin for pro re nata and can be used as part of a prescription.
The format of a prescription usually is the (drug trade name), generic name, dosage, frequency and route of adminstration.
Commonly used PRN drugs include paracetamol/acetaminophen, salbutamol, laxatives etc in inpatient settings.
Two examples could be:
Rx paracetamol 1g PRN (qds max) PO - Give 1g of paracetamol as required (maximum four times a day) by mouth.
Rx salbutamol 5mg PRN nebulised. - Give 5mg of salbutamol through a nebuliser as required.
creation of solid in a solution
When you +1 an article, for example, you are giving it a recommendation similar to a Facebook "like", but through Google+
An example of ambiguity: I promise I'll give you a ring tomorrow. Although uncommon in American dialects, "giving someone a ring" can simply mean calling them on the telephone. But, obviously, the above sentence can also mean giving someone a piece of jewelry worn on the finger. The statement is, therefore, ambiguous.
it means giving head.
Precipitation refers to any form of water, such as rain, snow, sleet, or hail, that falls to the ground from the atmosphere. For example, when water vapor in the air cools and condenses into clouds, eventually becoming heavy enough to fall back to the Earth as rain, this process is known as precipitation.
Giving assistance.
giving an answer
giving in
giving it to someone
nice and giving
it means to make sure it is relevant to the child's age and ability for example not giving a 5 year old a 3 year old toy
Chances are, the phrase you are looking for is giving a face to, not giving face to (although the latter could conceivably be a variant on giving head, a colloquialism for oral sex). To give a face to something, such as for example the environmentalist movement, would be to offer some person or other visible symbol by which we can think of or visualize it. So, Ralph Nader could be said to be the face of environmentalism.