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LOM

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LOM

(1) (LAN On Motherboard) Refers to building the Ethernet circuits directly on the motherboard rather than requiring that a separate network adapter be plugged in.

(2) (Lights Out Management) See lights out server room.

(language)LOM - A programming language developed in Toulouse in the early 1980s for data processing.


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Decided after Lappo, Peracchio, TC Memo 2003-280, also involves the correct MI and LOM to apply in determining the value of gifted FLP interests.
Discounting FLP interests by Schlueter, Joseph F. / The Tax Adviser
Laminated Object Manufacturing (LOM) - Developed by Helisys, LOM builds wood-like prototypes using paper that is coated with a heat-activated adhesive [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURE 2 OMITTED].
Rapid prototyping: a tool for casting design and verification by Gustafson, Reg / Modern Casting
When run on the company's LOM 2030H machine - which builds parts by laminating successive layers of sheet material - the binder and epoxy diffuse into each other, creating a permanent bond.
Rapid tooling & prototyping get even speedier by Ogando, Joseph / Plastics Technology
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