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NANot Available
NANot Applicable
NANatrium (Sodium)
NANorth America
NANational Association
NANada
NANo Answer
NANational Assembly
NANative American
NANational Archives
NANon Turbo (auto)
NANational Academy
NANamibia (ISO country code, top level domain)
NANarcotics Anonymous
NANot Authorized
NANurse Assistant
NANational Alliance (white supremacist group)
NANatural Area (Virginia Parks Department)
NANetherlands Antilles
NANauru (South Pacific country)
NANeighborhood Association
NANetwork Adapter
NANumerical Aperture
NANot Approved
NANeeds Assessment
NAnumerical analysis
NANext Action
NANot Acceptable
NANucleic Acid
NANorthern Areas (Pakistan)
NANon-Alcoholic
NANo Ass
NANo Account
NANaval Academy
NANational Account
NANo Action
NANetwork Analysis
NANo Access
NANaturally Aspirated
NANetwork Administration
NANoradrenaline
NANo Authority
NANaughty America
NANot Assigned
NANational Academies
NANeedle Aspiration (biopsy)
NANaval Aviator (US Navy)
NANerikes Allehanda (Sweden)
NANot Analyzed
NANetwork Appliance
NANo Audio
NANuclear Assault (band)
NANambia (Africa)
NANorthern Alliance (Afghani resistance to the Taliban)
NANaval Architect
NANormally Aspirated
NANovice Agility (AKC title)
NAAvogadro's Number (chemistry, equal to 6.022e23/Mol; sometimes written as N-Sub-A)
NANo Alarm
NANot Alarmed
NANegative Approach (band)
NANeuroblastoma Cell
NANatural Adaptation (evolutionary computing)
NANon-Attainment
NANaval Aircraft
NANigerian Army
NANormal Adaptation (evolutionary computing)
NANarcóticos Anónimos
NANaval Attaché
NANaruto Arena (game)
NANo Acknowledgment
NANarcotic Addiction
NANapoli - Naples (Campania, Italy)
NANever Available
NANeutral Axis
NANegative Affectivity
NANeuróticos Anónimos (Portugese, Guatemala self help group)
NANational Access
NANormal Academic
NANeuraminadase (glycoprotein on influenza virus)
NANaming Authority
NANanoampere
NANarcotiques Anonymes (Québec)
NANorth Allegheny School District (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
NANinja Assassins (gaming clan)
NANew Adventures of He-Man (cartoon)
NANational Amusements Inc.
NANetwork Aspects
NANegative Atmosphere
NANeo America
NANurse Associate
NANigerian Airways
NANew Assyrian
NANode Authentication
NANormal Approval
NANitric Anhydride
NANo Acronyms
NANormal to Abnormal
NANoctem Aeternus (role playing game)
NANetwork Auditor
NANoob Alert (gaming)
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References in periodicals archive
However, this limits the solution by the number of physical ports on the network adapter.
The company's 10GbE network adapters enable Sonnet's products to deliver high performance with Thunderbolt and allow users to connect high-performance expansion cards to their computers without expansion slots.
At other schools, however--schools that make their wireless LANs available to anyone with a network adapter card--security is of paramount importance.
The new unit is available with 12 or 15 inch visible displays; an integrated network adapter, parallel and serial interfaces, and a series of communications ports.
Online gaming via the PS2 should begin next year, but players will need to purchase a Hard Drive and Network Adapter for the console.
Marketed to cable operators, the Com21 DVB Cable Modem System comes complete with a routing or bridging data modem and an Interactive Network Adapter or headend unit.
And Giganet Inc, of Concord Massachusetts, announced its cLan network adapter cards and cluster switches will work in servers running the NGIO technology.
Workstations are identified by the hardware address of their network adapter and their name and IP address is set when restoring a mirror.
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