MFC
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MFC may refer to:
Computing:
- Mel-frequency cepstrum, a representation of sounds used in applications such as automatic speech recognition
- Memory flow controller, a part of a computer architecture, e.g. in the Cell Broadband Engine
- Merged From Current, a term in a development model of FreeBSD
- Microsoft Foundation Class Library, a programming library for C++
- Michael F. Cowlishaw, a computer scientist
- Multi-Function-Centre, a multifunction printer made by Brother Industries
Science:
- Microbial fuel cell, a bio-electrochemical system that drives a current by mimicking bacterial interactions
Military:
- Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control, a business unit
Organizations:
Sports:
- Marine F.C., an English football club in the Northern Premier League Premier Division
- Maximum Fighting Championship, formerly Mixed Fighting Championship, a Canadian mixed martial arts promotion
- Melbourne Football Club, an Australian rules football club in the Australian Football League (AFL)
- Meridian F.C., an English football club in the Kent Invicta League
- Middlesbrough F.C., an English football club in the Football League Championship
- Millwall F.C., an English professional football team in Football League Championship
- Montrose F.C., a Scottish semi-professional football team in the Scottish Football League
- Morecambe F.C., an English football club in Football League Two
- Mossley F.C., an English football club in the Northern Premier League Division One North
- Motherwell F.C., a Scottish professional football club in the Scottish Premier League
Other uses:
- Machine finished coated paper, a type of coated paper that has a basis weight of 48–80 g/m2
- Mass flow controller, a device that controls gas flow
- Master of Finance and Control, a course in finance run by the Department of Financial Studies of the University of Delhi
- Melamine faced chipboard, construction material usually used internally for shelving
- "MFC" (song), a Pearl Jam song
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