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FM \FM\ n. [Frequency Modulaiton.]
A method of transmitting radio signals by modulating the
frequency of the carrier wave; -- opposed to AM (amplitude
modulation), in which the signal modulates the amplitude,
rather than the frequency of the carrier wave. [acron.]

Syn: frequency modulation.
[WordNet 1.5 +PJC]
Fm \Fm\ prop. n.
The chemical symbol for Fermium, a transuranic element.

Syn: fermium, atomic number 100.
[WordNet 1.5]
Fm \Fm\ prop. n.
the symbol for the element Fermium.
[PJC]
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FM
n 1: modulation of the frequency of the (radio) carrier wave
[syn: frequency modulation, FM]

2: a radioactive transuranic metallic element produced by
bombarding plutonium with neutrons [syn: fermium, Fm,
atomic number 100]
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fm

The country code for the Federated States of
Micronesia.

Heavily used for vanity domains by FM radio stations.

(1999-01-27)

FM


1. Frequency Modulation.


2. Fucking Manual, a back-formation from RTFM.
Used to refer to the manual itself.


3. Fucking Magic, in the sense of black magic.

(2001-04-30)

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FM
/F.M/, n.


1. [common] Not `Frequency Modulation' but rather an abbreviation for
`Fucking Manual', the back-formation from RTFM. Used to refer to
the manual itself in the RTFM. "Have you seen the Networking FM
lately?"


2. Abbreviation for "Fucking Magic", used in the sense of {black
magic}.

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FM
Frequenz-Modulation

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FM
: frequency modulation
FM : Frequenzmodulation f
fm
: fathom
Faden, Klafter (Längenmaß)
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FM
Frequenzmodulation: f
FM : frequency modulation

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