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LVD
(redirected from Logical Volume Descriptor (OSTA universal disk format))

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LVDLow Voltage Differential (SCSI)
LVDLow Voltage Directive
LVDLLS (Laser Leveling System) Vertical Deviation
LVDLeft Ventricular Dysfunction
LVDLarge Visual Display (for hearing- and sight-impaired)
LVDLac Vieux Desert
LVDLow Voltage Detector
LVDLogical Volume Descriptor (OSTA universal disk format)
LVDLaser Video Disk
LVDLymph Vessel Density (often used when referring to cancer metastasis)
LVDLime Village, Alaska (Airport Code)
LVDLow-Velocity Drop
LVDLow Velocity Detection
LVDLow Voltage Disconnect
LVDLow Visual Display
LVDLow Voltage Device
LVDLarge Volume Detector


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Logical Volume Descriptor (OSTA universal disk format)
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