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RDF
(redirected from Rate Decrease Factor (ATMF))

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RDFResource Description Framework (W3C)
RDFRadar Direction Finder
RDFRadial Distribution Function
RDFRadio Detection Finding
RDFRadio Direction Finder(ing)
RDFRapid Deployment Force
RDFRate Decrease Factor (ATMF)
RDFRate Distortion Function
RDFRaw Data File
RDFReaction Data File
RDFRead Destructive Fault
RDFReality-Distortion Field (slang; attribute shared by charismatic leaders, like Steve Jobs of Apple Computers where the term originated)
RDFReceive Data Register Full
RDFRecord Definition Field
RDFRecursive Digital Filter
RDFRecycling Disposal Facility
RDFRefuse-Derived Fuel
RDFRegional Development Fund (Europe)
RDFRemote Delivery Facility (Pentagon Renovation Project)
RDFRemote Diagnostic Facility
RDFRemote Distribution Frame (Sprint)
RDFRepeater Distribution Frame (ITU-T)
RDFReport Data Format
RDFReserve Defence Force (Irish Army)
RDFResource Definition Framework
RDFResource Description Format
RDFReverse Dispersion Fiber
RDFReverse Domain Filling
RDFRevised Delivery Forecast
RDFRichard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science (also seen as RDFRS)
RDFRobotech Defense Force (Macross, Anime)
RDFRobust Dependent Fault
RDFRoute Definition File
RDFRoute Designator Field
RDFRadio Direction Finding
RDFRecirculating Document Feeder
RDFRemote Database Facility
RDFRequest Denied Frame

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