EMI (disambiguation)
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EMI may refer to:
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[edit] Electrical engineering
- Electromagnetic interference, also known as radio frequency interference.
- EMI (protocol) , a short message service center protocol
[edit] Music industry
- The EMI Group, a record company (originally named "Electric and Musical Industries Ltd") and its sub-labels:
- "EMI," a song from the 1977 Sex Pistols album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols
- Experimental Musical Instruments (magazine), a magazine and website by Bart Hopkin
[edit] Finance
- "Estimated Monthly Installment", a fixed payment owed each month on a property mortgage or other loan
- "Equated Monthly Installment", a fixed payment owed each month on a property mortgage or other loan; another term for amortization
- European Monetary Institute, a financial institution
[edit] Other
- "Elderly, mentally infirm", term used in the United Kingdom's National Health Service for geriatric services for the mentally frail
- EMI - Liya Hai Toh Chukana Parega, name of a 2008 Bollywood film starring Sanjay Dutt.
- Engineering Mechanics Institute, an institute of the American Society of Civil Engineers
- English as a Medium of Instruction, a schools program in Hong Kong
- Enterprise manufacturing intelligence, integrates silos of manufacturing data into a unified view
- Escape from Monkey Island, a computer game
- European Middleware Initiative, a software platform for high performance distributed grid computing.
- Excluded-middle introduction, the use of the law of excluded middle in a logical argument
- Experiments in Musical Intelligence, a computer program for generating musical scores
- Extended matching items, a type of examination method
- EMI Films, a British film production and distribution company
- EMI, IATA airport code of Emirau Airport in Papua New Guinea
[edit] See also
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