- Look up
COTS or
cots in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
COTS may
refer to:
Commercial off-the-shelf,
products that are
commercially available and can...
- Look up
cot in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cot is a camp bed or
infant bed.
Cot or
COT may also
refer to:
Chicago Opera Theater, an
opera company...
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American English Non-merged
speaker [kʰät] for
cot and [kʰɔt] for
caught Merged speaker [kʰɑt] for
cot and
caught alike Problems playing these files?...
- Look up
fingercot in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
finger cot (also
finger frock or
finger stall,
informally finger condom) is used to
cover one...
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Cot-1,
COT-1,
cot-1, or
cot−1 may
refer to:
Cot-1 DNA, used in
comparative genomic hybridization cot−1y =
cot−1(y),
sometimes interpreted as arccot(y)...
- Commercial-off-the-shelf or
commercially available off-the-shelf (
COTS)
products are
packaged or
canned (ready-made)
hardware or software,
which are adapted...
- says that:
cot A 2 = s − a r {\displaystyle \
cot {\frac {A}{2}}={\frac {s-a}{r}}} It
follows that
cot A 2 s − a =
cot B 2 s − b =
cot C 2 s − c...
- Tyne
Cot Commonwealth War
Graves Cemetery and
Memorial to the
Missing is a
Commonwealth War
Graves Commission (CWGC)
burial ground for the dead of World...
- A bellcote, bell-cote or bell-
cot is a
small framework and
shelter for one or more bells.
Bellcotes are most
common in
church architecture but are also...
-
viticulturalist Pierre Galet notes, however, that most
evidence suggests that
Côt was the variety's
original name and that it
probably originated in northern...
