Disc
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Disc
or
disk
may refer to:
Science and technology
Computing
Disk storage
, a data storage mechanism based on a rotating disk
Floppy disk
Optical disc
Hard disk drive
Mathematics
Disk (mathematics)
, the region in a plane bounded by a circle
Absolutely convex set
of a real or complex vector space
Biology
Intervertebral disc
, a cartilage between vertebrae in vertebrate animals
Disk, a
part of a flower
Death-inducing signaling complex
(DISC), a protein complex
Arts and entertainment
Disc (band)
, an American experimental music band 1997–1999
Disk
, a 1995 promotional EP for "
Everytime You Touch Me
" by Moby
Disc
(magazine)
, a British music magazine 1958–1975
Sports
Discus throw
or disc throw, a track and field event involving a heavy disc
Frisbee
, or disc, a gliding toy or sporting item
Delaware Independent School Conference
(DISC), a high-school athletic conference
Dundee International Sports Centre
(DISC), a sports centre in Scotland
Other uses
DISC assessment
, a pseudoscientific personality testing tool
Disc harrow
, a farm implement for surface tillage
Disc number
, numbers assigned to Inuit by the Government of Canada
Galactic disc
, a component of disc galaxies
Defence Intelligence and Security Centre
(DISC), formerly at MOD Chicksands base, England
Domestic international sales corporation
(DISC), a provision in U.S. tax law
International Symposium on Distributed Computing
(DISC), an academic conference
Confederation of Revolutionary Trade Unions of Turkey
(
Türkiye Devrimci İşçi Sendikaları Konfederasyonu
, DİSK)
See also
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Disc
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Disk
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Disc
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Disk
Spelling of disc
Cylinder (disambiguation)
Discus (disambiguation)
Topics referred to by the same term
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