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| GCDThe three letter acronym GCD can refer to: In mathematics, gcd is short for greatest common divisor. In navigation, GCD is the great circle distance. Griffith College Dublin is known as GCD for short. GCD is also the Grand Comic Book Database, at http://w | GCBGCB may stand for: In philosophy, the greatest conceivable being, used in discussion of ontology. In the British honours system, a "Knight Grand Cross" in the Order of the Bath. Germany Convention Bureau German Conference on Bioinformatics. In Ghana, the | GCSGCS is a three-letter abbreviation which has multiple meanings, including Glasgow Coma Scale in medicine Ground Control Station in telecommunications (see also: RQ-1 Predator) Giga Character Set a display code scheme created by Coventive Technologies TLAs |
| GCMSGCMS is an abbreviation for Gas chromatography-Mass spectrometry, an advanced piece of chemical analytical equipment typically used to characterise complex organic mixtures. The gas chromatography stage separates the mixture into its various constituent p | GCAGCA can also refer to giant cell arteritis, a form of vasculitis. In computing, GCA is a freeware compression utility created in 2000 by Shin-ichi Tsuruta (, Shin-ichi Tsuruta). GCA is a compressed archive format. It has higher compression capabilities th | GCGC may stand for: GameCube Games Convention Garbage collection Gas chromatography General contractor General Catalogue ( astronomy) General counsel George Cross Gliomatosis cerebri Glivenko-Cantelli Global Crossing Goldbach's conjecture Goshen College Gra |
| GCRfor GCR see: Great Central Railway Group Code Recording Grey Component Replacement GCR, a topic in Desktop publishing TLAs. | GC-45 howitzerThe GC-45 Gun, Canada, 45- calibre is a 155 mm howitzer designed by Gerald Bull's Space Research Corporation in the 1970s. The GC-45 combines a number of features to produce what is generally considered the best field piece in the world. The Iraqi version | GConfGConf is a system used by the GNOME desktop environment for storing configuration settings for the desktop and applications. Changes to this system are controlled by gconfd, a daemon. gconfd watches out for changes to the database, and when they are chang |
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