mos

3 letters in word "mos": M O S.

Anagrams of mos:

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Words found within mos:

mo om os so

• Definitions:
• Without sound, so described because a German-born director wanting a scene with no sound told the crew to shoot "mit out sound."
• Model Output Statistics.
• Maximum amount of exposure producing no measurable effect in animals (or studied humans) divided by the actual amount of human exposure in a population.
• Metal Oxide Semiconductor - a type of semiconductor device fabricated with a conducting layer and a semiconductor layer separated by an insulating layer. MOS semiconductors are unipolar devices that use either holes or electrons for conduction, but not both at once, ie they are not bipolar devices.
• A measurement of the subjective quality of human speech, represented as a rating index. MOS is derived by taking the average of numerical scores given by juries to rate quality and using it as a quantitative indicator of system performance.
• This is a formally tested subjective measure of speech quality. The scale goes as high as 5.0, which is the rating for uncompressed speech (8 Ksamples/sec with 16 buts per sample).
• Mambo Open Source, now known as simply Mambo.
• A significant section or operating component of a transportation project.
• Margin of Safety. Refer to "Uncertainty Factor."
• Abbreviation for model output statistics.
• abbreviation for "Man On the Street" interviews; that is, interviews of passers-by chosen at random in a public place and asked their opinions of events or people in the news
• metal-oxide semiconductor
• Ratio of the critical no-observed adverse-effect level (NOAEL) to the actual exposure dose or concentration.
• Scene shot silent, ie, without sound rolling. Derives from "mit out sound," as in "ve vill shoot mit out sound," allegedly spoken by a director of Germanic descent to his Hollywood crew. Pronounced "mos."
• Military Occupational Specialty. These were designated by numbers. The infantry MOS was 0311.
• Any segment of film taken without sound. (The letters MOS come from early foreign directors who wanted pictures taken "mit out sound.")
• The "MOS" accounts for uncertainty in the loading calculation. The MOS may not be the same for different waterbodies due to differences in the availability and strength of data used in the calculations.
• An MOS code has four digits and a descriptive title. The MOS describes a group of related duties and tasks that extend over one or more grades. ...
• Literally "mit-out-sound." Used to denote a picture take for which no sound was shot.
• MOS stands for Model Output Statistics. MOS data are forecasts for up to 84 hours (NAM and GFS) or 144 hours (GFSX). Gives temperature, humidity and precipitation probabilities every 3, 6 and 12 hours, depending upon the specific MOS. ...
• Without sound; silent.
• Tradition has it that the a German film director coined the phrase MOS, meaning "mit out sound," as in a commercial where actors are seen but not heard.
• Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor: layers used to create a semiconductor circuit. A thin insulating layer of oxide is deposited on the surface of the wafer. Then a highly conductive layer of tungsten silicide is placed over the top of the oxide dielectric.
• Legend has it that when talkies were first replacing silent films, this expression originated from Austrian-American director Joseph Von Sternberg. He often did not want to record sound during the filming of a scene so that he could tell his actors how to perform. ...
• Footage recorded and/or edited without sound.
• Mos is a municipality in Galicia, Spain in the province of Pontevedra and next to Vigo.
• MOS is a standard motion picture jargon abbreviation, used in production reports to indicate an associated film segment has no synchronous audio track. ...
• Mós is a Portuguese parish in the district of Bragança. The population in 2001 is 194, its density is 16.9/km² and the area is 11.46 km².
• MOS means 'Mobile Operating System' (Russian: ?????????? ????????????? ????????, ???). It was a Soviet clone of Unix in the 1980s. This operating system was commonly found on SM EVM minicomputers; it was also ported to ES EVM and Elbrus.

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