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FHD
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FHDFine Home Displays (FHD Unlimited, Inc.)
FHDFull High-Definition
FHDFlorida Hometown Democracy
FHDFlame Hydrolysis Deposition
FHDFocal Hand Dystonia
FHDFachhochschule Deggendorf (university, Deggendorf, Germany)
FHDFeline Heartworm Disease
FHDFunction Hierarchy Diagram
FHDFamily History Department (LDS Church)
FHDFamilial HDL Deficiency
FHDFishburn Hedges Design (London, UK)
FHDFundação Humberto Delgado (Humberto Delgado Foundation; Portugal)
FHDFemoral Head Diameter
FHDFamily Housing Division
FHDFile History Database
FHDFuneral Honors Detail (US DoD)
FHDFoundations of Health and Disease (UCL)
FHDFree Hit Defense (field hockey)
FHDFundación Hábitat y Desarrollo
FHDFamine-Hunger-Death


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Much of the functional analysis takes the form of a "CRUD" analysis on entities, so that data usage's by functions are captured and modelled as part of the Function Hierarchy Diagram.
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