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KovarAn inert metal alloy that does not oxidize. kovar [′kō‚vär] (metallurgy) An alloy (54% iron-29% nickel-17% cobalt) that exhibits low thermal expansion; widely used for electronic devices with glass-to-metal seals because its expansion is low enough to match that of glass. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Other Galaxy selections were UC Santa Barbara forward Drew McAthy, Loyola Marymount defender Matt Kovar, UC Davis forward (and La Canada native) Ryan Shaw, and Cincinnati forward Jeremiah Gallegos. While IT security has traditionally focused on securing the perimeter against outside threats, Oversight Technologies addresses the much larger need to secure financial systems from 'business hackers' or authorized users who employ their knowledge of business systems to perform unauthorized transaction," said Matthew Kovar, director of security services and solutions for the Yankee Group. CPA Joe Kovar, a partner with Danville-based Sweeney Kovar LLP, uses the survey to benchmark his firm's financial performance and adjust his firm's goals accordingly. |
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