- deck (as "all
hands on deck"). On board: on, onto, or
within the ship
Onboard:
somewhere on or in the ship. Outboard:
attached outside the ship. Port:...
- AMR
Corporation was an
airline holding company based in Fort Worth, Texas,
which was the
parent company of
American Airlines,
American Eagle Airlines,...
-
Onboarding or
organizational socialization is the
American term for the
mechanism through which new
employees acquire the
necessary knowledge, skills,...
- form of DIMM
modules containing DRAM chips. Can be DDR3, DDR4, DDR5, or
onboard LPDDRx. The
chipset which forms an
interface between the CPU, main memory...
-
Carrier onboard delivery (COD) is the use of
aircraft to
ferry personnel, mail, supplies, and high-priority cargo, such as
replacement parts, from s****...
- '''MarketSpaces by DropDesk''' (formerly
Onboardly) is a
technology platform that
connects people by
unlocking the
potential of
underutilized spaces....
- has
varied widely since its
introduction in the
early 1980s
versions of
onboard vehicle computers.
Early versions of OBD
would simply illuminate a tell-tale...
- A
total of 2,240
people sailed on the
maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic, the
second of the
White Star Line's Olympic-class
ocean liners, from Southampton...
-
intruding on his job as a
cruise ship singer, when
murders begin happening onboard. With the help of the ship's
First Officer, Kate Woods,
Grayling solves...
-
across the
Alaskan wilderness,
where the
identities and
intentions of
those onboard come into question.
Flight Risk was
released in the
United States by Lionsgate...
