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Fiars may
relate to:
Fiar, in
Scots law,
owner in fee
simple of a
property subject to a
liferent Fiars Prices, in
Scottish history,
prices of
grain fixed...
- a jury. The use of
fiars prices gradually diminished, and was
abolished as part of the
Local Government (Scotland) Act 1973.
Fiars Prices served as a...
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FIAR S.p.A. (Fabbrica
Italiana Apparecchiature Radioelettriche) was an
Italian avionics and
radar manufacturer; the Eurofighter's
current radar contains...
- 2010.
Retrieved 7
January 2011. "Financial
Improvement and
Audit Readiness (
FIAR) Plan
Status Report" (PDF). Comptroller,
Department of Defense. Archived...
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fiar. (This is
unrelated to
Fiars Prices,
another term in
Scots law.) For some acts
relating to the property, the
consent of both
liferenter and
fiar...
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Retrieved 13
December 2011. "Financial
Improvement and
Audit Readiness (
FIAR) Plan
Status Report" (PDF). Comptroller,
Department of Defense. Archived...
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upgrade project, and
Marconi Electronic Systems with its Blue Hawk radar.
FIAR's (now
SELEX Galileo)
Grifo S7
radar was
expected to be
selected due to the...
- the
Striker Helmet-Mounted
Display (HMD), a
datalink capability, and the
FIAR Grifo radar.
First revealed at the
Farnborough Air Show on 25 July 2000,...
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countermeasures (ECM) suite,
decoy flares and
chaff dispenser. In 1999, multi-mode
FIAR Grifo M3
radar was
installed in the PAF Mirages. Ten
Lebanese Air
Force aircraft...
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fairge faiyr [feːə] gr**** Goidelic; from O.Ir. fér; cf. Ir. féar, Sc.G. feur,
fiar famman [ˈfaman] tail Goidelic; from O.Ir. femm+ -án
nominaliser (masculine...
