SD definition

SD means current City of Winnipeg Standard Construction Detail;

SD means (a) for NTSC, any resolution equal to or less than 480 lines of vertical resolution (and equal to or less than 720 lines of horizontal resolution) and (b) for PAL, any resolution equal to or less than 576 lines of vertical resolution (and equal to or less than 720 lines of horizontal resolution).

SD means the date service is made available to the End User Customer. This also is referred to as the "Due Date."

Examples of SD in a sentence

• The superintendent can be reached at PO Box 28, Tyndall, SD 57066, or by calling (000) 000-0000.

• Of the remaining 2935 children, 76.0% (N = 2230, mean age = 11.09, SD = 0.55, 50.8% girls) were enrolled in the study (i.e., both child and parent agreed to participate).

• T3 was completed with 81.4 % of the original number of participants (N=1816), mean age 16.27 years old; SD 0.73 and 52.3% girls.

• Of all individuals asked to participate in TRAILS (N= 2935), 76,0% agreed to participate at T1 (N= 2230; mean age 11.09 years; SD 0.55; 50.8% girls).

• Main analyses were performed with data of T2 (mean age: 13.6; SD: 0.5, 51% girls), T3, (mean age: 16.3 years; SD: 0.7, 52.3% girls) and T4, (mean age: 19.1; SD: 0.6, 52.3% girls), because there was no reporting on cannabis use at T1.

More Definitions of SD

SD means, in respect of each Security, the Specified Denomination, being USD 1,000 (or, if less, its outstanding nominal amount).

SD means Security Deposit.

SD means that the use or activity may be permitted by approval of the Planning Official through a letter of shoreline exemption (see Chapter 141 KZC) or through a shoreline substantial development permit (see Chapter 141 KZC).

SD means standard deviation.

SD means the statutory declaration of the Vendor’s Solicitors in relation to the Consent;

SD means the Specified Denomination of each Note outstanding.

SD means, in respect of each Note, the Specified Denomination (being EUR 1,000) or, if less, its outstanding nominal amount; and