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CSS

(1) See Cascading Style Sheets.

(2) (Content Scrambling System) The copy protection system applied to DVDs, which uses a 40-bit key to encrypt the movie. In order to decrypt movies, DVD player and drive manufacturers must license the CSS algorithm for their products from the DVD Copy Control Association (www.dvdcca.org). See DeCSS and DVD region codes.

(3) (CROSS-Site Scripting) See XSS.

(4) (Constant Start-Stop) See load/unload ramp.

CSS - Cascading Style Sheets


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Commonly called a Cost Seg Study, the CSS is an IRS-approved process that can reduce taxes and increase cash flow.
Owners reap rewards tapping into Cost Segregation Studies by de Stefanis, Mark / Real Estate Weekly
The CSS is directly responsible for the personal and professional career development of more than 46,000 enlisted Sailors.
The Center for Service Support. (Scan Pattern) by Naval Aviation News
By breaking out shorter modified accelerated cost recovery system (MACKS) depreciation lives for personal property and 15-year land improvements from 31 1/2- or 39-year real-property depreciation, a CSS could greatly accelerate a building's tax depreciation.
Cost segregation studies by Welker, Curt J. / The Tax Adviser
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