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PDC
(1) (Primary Domain Controller) A service in a Windows server that manages security for its local domain. Every domain has one PDC, which contains a database of usernames, passwords and permissions. The PDC also provides a time service for the network and typically obtains the time from an edge router, which gets its time from the Internet. See domain-based network and BDC.

(2) (Personal Digital Communications) A digital cellular phone system widely used in Japan. Based on TDMA, it transmits in the 810-826 MHz and 1477-1501 MHz bands. PDC is a 2G wireless system. See cellular generations and PHS.


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But it may take longer for the PDC and the BDO to settle their differences.
8 million TR in 2007, PDC has devised a long-term growth plan and complementary awareness campaign to promote district cooling as an economical solution for the region's increasing air conditioning requirements.
TEESSIDE'S Colin Osborne won his second PDC title with an 8-6 defeat of Denis Ovens in the Blue Square UK Open North-east Regional Final.
 
 
 
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