Значение слова "ADS" найдено в 20 источниках

ADS

найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• ___ by Google

• *TV... want... clutter

• 18 minutes of a TV hour, typically

• 30-second spots

• 30-second spots on TV

• 30% of the average one-hour TV show

• A lot of junk mail

• A lot of the paper

• Adds to or subtracts from

• Advertisements

• Agency's spots

• Airtime filler

• Announcements that sell

• Annoyances that pop up on the Internet

• Annoying pop-ups

• Attack ___

• Attack ___ (campaign tactic)

• Back cover contents, often

• Back covers, often

• Banners on buses

• Banners on the Internet

• Best Super Bowl parts?

• Billboard blurbs

• Billboard boasts

• Billboard displays

• Billboard messages

• Billboard stuff

• Billboards

• Billboards, essentially

• Billboards, for instance

• Blog revenue sources

• Blogger's revenue source

• Blurbs

• Blurbs, basically

• Bob Dylan's Victoria's Secret spots, e.g.

• Break points?

• Brief commercials?

• Brief handbills

• Britney's done them for Pepsi

• Broadcast breaks

• Bus. placements

• Campaign creations

• Campaign expense

• Campaign season propaganda

• Candidates for Clio Awards

• Catalogue contents

• Circular contents

• Circular filler

• Circular staples

• Circulars

• Circulars often

• Circulars, basically

• Classified ___

• Classified fodder

• Classified info

• Classified information?

• Classified items

• Classified items in the National Post

• Classified listings

• Classified material

• Classified shorties

• Classified, perhaps

• Classifieds and personals

• Classifieds e.g.

• Classifieds or personals

• Classifieds, for example

• Clio award honorees

• Clio Awards foci

• Clio candidates

• Clio contenders

• Clio honorees

• Clio nominees

• Clio winners

• College sports execs

• Come-ons

• Come-ons, for short

• Commercial bits

• Commercial blurbs

• Commercial come-ons

• Commercial info

• Commercial pieces

• Commercial placements

• Commercial spots

• Commercials

• Commercials, briefly

• Commercials, e.g.

• Commercials, for example

• Commercials, in brief

• Company come-ons

• Components of some campaigns

• Computer pop-ups

• Consumer bait

• Consumer enticements

• Consumer Reports doesn't have them

• Consumer Reports lack

• Consumer Reports lacks them

• Contenders for Clios

• Coupon locales

• Coupon sites

• Craigslist postings

• Craigslist posts

• Credit card bill enclosures

• Credit card bill inserts

• Customer alerts

• Cyberpage pop-ups

• Daily fill

• Daily linage

• David Duval does them for Charles Schwab

• Desktop pop-ups

• Deuce followers

• Disregarded mail, maybe

• Drama breakers

• DVR users often skip them

• DVRs get rid of them

• E-mail bane

• Endings of turns at Words With Friends, for the cheapskates

• Enticing pitches

• Episode interruptions

• Expensive pages

• Expensive Super Bowl spots

• Fashion magazine's many

• Fliers, often

• Flyer contents

• Flyers

• Flyers, usually

• Gear-selling tools

• Google income sources

• Google moneymakers

• Halftime features

• Halftime staples

• Help-wanteds, e.g.

• Highlights of some Super Bowls, to some

• Highlights of some Super Bowls?

• Highlights of the Super Bowl telecast?

• House ___ (paper's own announcements)

• Inc. spots?

• Infomercials

• Infomercials, e.g.

• Infomercials, essentially

• Infomercials, for example

• Ins and outs of tennis

• Inserts, often

• Internet banners, e.g.

• Internet pop-ups

• Internet pop-ups, e.g.

• Internet revenue sources

• Items often measured in column inches

• Job listings, e.g.

• Jumbled classifieds?

• Junk mail

• Junk mail makeup

• Junk mail, often

• Kodak moments

• Lead-ins to many YouTube videos

• Lionel Richie did them for Pepsi

• Mad magazine's lack, until recently

• Mad money source

• Mad. Ave. products

• Mad's lack, until March 2001

• Madison Ave output

• Madison Ave products

• Madison Ave. concern

• Madison Ave. creations

• Madison Ave. fodder

• Madison Ave. items

• Madison Ave. offerings

• Madison Avenue offerings

• Madison Avenue output

• Madison Avenue products

• Mag features

• Mag moneymakers

• Mag pages, often

• Mag revenue source

• Magazine come-ons

• Magazine features

• Magazine filler

• Magazine income

• Magazine income producers

• Magazine income source

• Magazine inserts

• Magazine money makers

• Magazine pages, often

• Magazine parts

• Magazine revenue source

• Magazine staples

• Magazine thickeners

• Magazines run them

• Many are classified

• Many are personal

• Many craigslist postings

• Many mag pages

• Many magazine pages

• Many pop-ups

• Many run during the Super Bowl

• Mark McGwire does them for McDonald's

• Marketing tools

• Matchbook come-ons

• Media plugs

• Media solicitations

• Mercantile come-ons

• Messages from DWF's

• Messages from SWMs, e.g.

• Michael Jackson used to do them for Pepsi

• Minute spots, perhaps

• Modern-day pop-ups

• Money moneymakers

• Money's money source

• Moneymakers for TV stations

• Moneymakers, for mags

• Most junk mail

• Most junk mail, essentially

• Most newspaper circulars

• Most spam

• Much e-mail

• Much junk mail

• Much of bulk mail

• Much of magazines

• Much of the daily paper

• Much of the paper

• Much skywriting

• Much spam

• Murals on a bus, perhaps

• Net surfer's annoyances

• New York has a lot of them every week

• Newpaper fillers

• Newspaper feature

• Newspaper income source

• Newspaper inserts

• Newspaper inserts, e.g.

• Newspaper items, for short

• Newspaper listing

• Newspaper moneymakers

• Newspaper notices

• Newspaper revenue

• Newspaper revenue source

• Newspaper's classifieds, for example

• Newspapers need 'em

• Newspapers, largely

• Newspapers, mostly

• Non-editorial matter

• Notices

• Notices of sale?

• NPR has none

• Oft-zapped spots

• On-line annoyances

• On-line nuisances

• Online clutter

• Online revenue sources

• Only reason to watch the Super Bowl, some say

• Pages absent from Consumer Reports

• Pages from Newsweek

• Pages in The Times

• Pages in Time

• Pages that aren't editorial matter

• Paid announcements

• Paid notices

• Paid pitches

• Paid promos

• Paid space

• Paid spots

• Paid-for pages

• Paper back items?

• Paper money source

• Paper rectangles

• Paper revenue source

• Parts of some campaigns

• PBS no-no

• PC pop-ups

• PC pop-ups, e.g.

• PennySaver announcements

• PennySaver listings

• PennySaver pitches

• Personal items

• Personal matters, sometimes

• Personal postings

• Personal things?

• Personal___


найдено в "Англо-русском словаре технических аббревиатур"
1. accounting data system - система отсчета данных;
2. acquisition and display subsystem - подсистема обнаружения и индикации;
3. active device substrate - подложка активного прибора;
4. address - адрес;
5. address data strobe - строб кода адреса;
6. advanced display system - усовершенствованная система индикации;
7. advanced dosimetry system - усовершенствованная дозиметрическая система;
8.advertisements - рекламные объявления;
9. airborne display system - бортовая система индикации;
10. air data sensor - датчик данных воздушной обстановки;
11. air defense sector - сектор ПВО;
12. air defense ship - корабль ПВО;
13. airport data system - информационная система аэропорта;
14. all-digital simulator - цифровая моделирующая установка;
15. Alternative Depreciation System - альтернативная система начисления износа;
16. altitude/depth sonar - гидроакустическая станция измерения глубины погружения и расстояния от подводного аппарата до дна;
17. analyzer drafter system - аналитическая чертежная система;
18. angle data subsystem - подсистема измерения угловых данных;
19. attitude display system - система отображения данных угловой ориентации;
20. AutoCAD development system - система проектирования для AutoCAD; система ADS;
21. automated data system - автоматизированная информационная система;
22. automated design system - система автоматизированного проектирования; САПР;
23. automated distribution system - автоматизированная распределительная система;
24. automatic data system - автоматическая информационная система;
25. automatic depressurization system - автоматическая система снижения давления;
26. automatic digital switch - автоматический цифровой коммутатор;
27. automatic dispatch system - автоматическая диспетчерская система;
28. aviation data system - авиационная информационная система


найдено в "Financial and business terms"
ADS: translation

See: American Depositary Share

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ADS ADS FINANCE
abbreviation for American depositary share Share

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ADS UK US noun [C] FINANCE, STOCK MARKET
ABBREVIATION for American Depositary Share: a share in a foreign company bought and sold in US dollars in US financial markets. Each ADS is equal to one or more real shares in the company: »

Each ADS is equivalent to two shares in the company and is offered at a preliminary price range of $14 to $16.



найдено в "Universal-Lexicon"
ADS: übersetzung

ADS 〈Abk. für〉
1. 〈Med.〉 Aufmerksamkeitsdefizitsyndrom, Verhaltensauffälligkeit bei Kindern, bei der Störungen in der Konzentration, der Wahrnehmung u. der Gedächtnisbildung auftreten, weitere Merkmale sind motor. Hyperaktivität, leichte Erregbarkeit, Unberechenbarkeit des Verhaltens, starke Stimmungsschwankungen, Aggressivität u. Kontaktschwierigkeiten
2. 〈Versicherungsw.〉 Allgemeine Deutsche Seeversicherungsbedingungen

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ADS [a:de:'|ɛs], das; - (Med., Psychol.):
Aufmerksamkeitsdefizit-Syndrom.

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ADS,
 
Abkürzung für Aufmerksamkeitsdefizit-Syndrom (Aufmerksamkeitsdefizit-Hyperaktivitätsstörung).


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