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PRAM

(1) (Phase Change RAM) Pronounced "P-ram. See phase change memory.

(2) (Parameter RAM) Pronounced "P-ram." A battery-backed part of the Macintosh's memory that holds Control Panel settings and the settings for the hidden desktop file. If the command and option keys are held down at startup, the desktop settings are cleared and a dialog to rebuild the desktop is initiated.

pram
Nautical a light tender with a flat bottom and a bow formed from the ends of the side and bottom planks meeting in a small raised transom
(hardware)PRAM - 1. parallel random-access machine.

2. parameter RAM.


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PRAMS contains information about pregnancy intention for women who had a live birth, but not for women whose pregnancy ended in an abortion, miscarriage or fetal death.
Expanding access to emergency contraception through state systems: ... by Larsen-Mills, Diana / Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
PRAMS 2000 Surveillance Report, Atlanta: Division of Reproductive Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2005.
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6) PRAMS has been surveying mothers of infants, usually between two and six months of age (but occasionally up to nine months), since 1988.
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