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DCI
(redirected from Decompression illness)

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DCIDIVE (Distributed Interactive Virtual Environment) Client Interface
DCIDrum Corps International
DCIDirector of Central Intelligence
DCIDefence for Children International
DCIDevelopment Cooperation Ireland (formerly Irish Aid)
DCIDivision of Criminal Investigation
DCIData Center Intelligence (Opsware)
DCIDetective Chief Inspector
DCIDecompression Illness
DCIDénomination Commune Internationale (French: International Common Denomination; medicines)
DCIData Call-In
DCIDevelopment Counsellors International
DCIDigital Cinema Initiatives, LLC
DCIDisplay Control Interface
DCIDefense Capabilities Initiative (NATO)
DCIData Collection Instrument
DCIDredging Corporation of India
DCIDowntown Cincinnati Inc.
DCIDigitally Controlled Impedance
DCIDesorption Chemical Ionization (mass spectrometry)
DCIDevice Control Interface
DCIDuplicate Coverage Inquiry
DCIDigital Constant Image (Sony TV technology)
DCIDuctile Cast Iron
DCIData Capture Interface
DCIDefence Council Instruction (UK)
DCIDechlorination
DCIDeep Computing Institute
DCIDepartment of Clinical Investigation (US Army)
DCIDistributed Computing Infrastructure
DCIDelta County Independent (newspaper in western Colorado)
DCIData Communication Interface
DCIDefault Check Initialisation (Bluetooth)
DCIDiesel Common-rail Injection (diesel fuel Injection system)
DCIDry Contact Interface
DCIDevelopment Corporation Ireland
DCIDineh Cooperatives Incorporated
DCIDevelopment Centre International
DCIDuelist's Convocation International
DCIDNA Copyright Institute
DCIDownlink Control Information (telecommunications)
DCIDefensive Counter Information
DCIdual channel interchange (US DoD)
DCIDocument Centered Interface
DCIDirector Combat Intelligence (US Army)
DCIDigital Carrier Interface (telecommunications)
DCIData Communications Interrogation
DCIDistributed Computing Integrator (Tangent)
DCIData Collection Integrator
DCIDigital Computer Interface
DCIDatabase Configuration Input
DCIDigital Consulting Incorporated
DCIDesign Change Instruction
DCIDepartment of Corrections and Institution (Alabama prison board, 1939-52)
DCIDocument Content Indexing
DCIDirect Cryptographic Interface
DCIData Character Identifier
DCIDirector/Directorate for Corporate Information
DCIDirect Configuration Interaction
DCIDoppler Compensation Inhibited


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I learn that my third day out when I swim too deep, don't decompress properly, and get locked out of diving for 24 hours to prevent me from getting decompression illness, a.
Deep vacation: scuba diving in the watery wonderland of the Sea of ... by Kornblum, Janet / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
The combination of high pressure and increased oxygen levels treats decompression illness and embolisms.
ADDING TO THE CHAMBER POT EVENTS RAISE MONEY FOR COUNTY AND USC'S ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Dozens of children are killed or injured each year from drowning or from decompression illness or other fatal accidents from exposure to high atmospheric pressure.
Child labor: developing country estimates double by UN Chronicle
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