SID
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The acronym SID can refer to:
- Amilcar Cabral International Airport, Sal Island, Cape Verde.
- Saab Information Display in most Saab automobiles built since 1994
- The Scientific Investigation Division of the Los Angeles Police Department
- Security and Intelligence Department, Singapore foreign intelligence service
- Servizio Informazioni Difesa, Italian military secret service from 1965 to 1977 (replaced by the SISMI)
- Sensory integration dysfunction
- Shared Information/Data Model
- Society for Information Display, a professional society dedicated to the study of the physics and engineering of display devices
- Society for International Development, a professional society for members of the international development community.
- Sports information director, a position title similar to PR Director or Press Secretary, usually within University/School Systems athletic departments
- Status-income disequilibrium, a political term
- Standard Instrument Departure at airports, also referred to as "Departure Procedure" (DP)
- Sudden infant death syndrome
- Sudden Ionospheric Disturbance
In fiction:
- Space Intruder Detector, an early-warning satellite in the British television series UFO
In music:
In technology:
- MOS Technology SID, the Sound Interface Device (built-in sound chip) used in the Commodore CBM-II, Commodore 64 and Commodore 128 home computers
- Security Identifier, a unique alphanumeric character string assigned by a Windows Domain controller
- Silence Insertion Descriptor, a special frame in VOIP audio codecs to enable comfort noise
- A story identifier which uniquely identifies an article in Slash-based sites, such as Slashdot
- System Identification Number Identifies an Analog, TDMA or CDMA system
- NGOSS Shared Information/Data Model, Definition of NGOSS’s common Information Model
- Seamless Image Database (See MrSID)
- Session ID
[edit] SIDS
SIDS means Small Island Developing States
[edit] See also
- Sid, a given name
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