ASD
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ASD may refer to:
[edit] Biology and medicine
- Acute stress disorder, a psychiatric disorder
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Antiseizure drug
- Aspartate-semialdehyde dehydrogenase
- Asd RNA motif
- ASD (database)
- Atrial septal defect
- Antiseptic Dorogov's Stimulator
- Arthroscopic subacromial decompression, a surgical shoulder joint procedure
[edit] Computing, engineering, technology, and transport
- Accredited Symbian Developer, a qualification for developers of software for Symbian OS
- Adaptive Software Development, a software development process
- Adjustable-speed drive, also Variable Speed Drive, refers to electronic equipment that drives motor on a user chosen frequency
- Aeronautical Systems Division (1961-1992), US Air Force technical division
- Allowable stress design, a structural design methodology
- Andromeda Software Development, a Greek demogroup
- Azimuth stern drive (cf. azimuth tractor drive), a drive/direction system for state of the art tugboats
- QWERTY keyboard home row, which begins with ASD
- Aircraft Situation Display
- Asociatia Studentilor in Drept
[edit] Education
- Academy for Science and Design, a charter school in Merrimack, New Hampshire
- American School for the Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut
- American School of Doha, the largest private high school in Qatar
- American School of Dubai, an educational institute located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Anchorage School District, the district of schools in Anchorage, Alaska
- Armstrong School District (Pennsylvania), the district of schools in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
- After school detention
[edit] Music
- A Skylit Drive, a six-piece, post-hardcore band
- Another Single Day, an American rock band
[edit] Film and literature
- A Scanner Darkly, a 1977 novel by Philip K. Dick
- A Scanner Darkly (film), the 2006 film based on the book, and directed by Richard Linklater
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