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Co.
| Abbreviations in Geographic Information Systems and Cartography |
Company; county
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Company, английский
- Компания (фирма)
- The whole crew of any ship, including her officers, men, and boys. in the army, a small body of foot, or subdivision of a regiment, commanded by a captain.
- The oldest military unit, typically consisting of 75–200 soldiers or marines. most contain from three to five platoons, the number varying by country, service, and structure. several companies form a battalion, and several battalions a regiment (see military organization). the current meaning as the subdivision of an infantry regiment dates from about 1590, but the word “compaignie” appears as early as twelfth century french to describe a body of soldiers of any size. see also ship’s company.
- Фирма о ~ under contract строительная фирма, заключившая договор на постройку [строительство]
- A commercial organization or a small business.
- A privacy relationship setting that allows a medium amount of information to be viewed, typically for people in your company and for people outside your company who work with you.
- In the add a contact wizard, this is one of the fields by which you can search for a contact.
- The parent business unit of a reporting entity within an organization. company business units define company groups within an enterprise organization structure.
- A proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or other form of enterprise that engages in business.
- Компания
- Общество, компания
County, английский
- Land owned by counties or land leased by them for more than 50 years.
- Ownership classes
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Ccap, английский
Competative cooperative agreements program (u.s.)
Cd-r, английский
- Compact disk-recordable
- Ecordable term used to describe special players and media which enable the creation of a single om, written from the pc as if it were a magnetic disk drive. the end product, however, is a read-only disc it cannot be erased or written over. therefore, this technology is also known as write-once cd. see cd-wo.
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