provider

listen to the pronunciation of provider
English - Turkish
Tedarikçi
tedarik eden kişi
tedarik eden kimse
a good provider ailesine iyi bakan kimse
{i} sağlayan
{i} karşılayan kimse
Sağlayıcı

Şimdilik internet servis sağlayıcımdan memnunum. - For the time being, I'm happy with my internet service provider.

Sami, aile için tek geçim sağlayıcısıdır. - Sami is the sole provider for the family.

techiz eden kimse
{i} geçindiren kimse
(Askeri) PROVIDER (UÇAĞI): Kıta ve malzeme taşımak ve yaralı tahliye etmek üzere imal edilmiş kısa pistlere iniş ve kalkışa elverişli, çift motorlu bir hücum ulaştırma uçağı C-123K olarak adlandırılır. AC-12K top bulunan tipidir
{i} bakan kimse
{i} sağlayan kimse
{i} aile geçindiren kimse
(Askeri) provider

Related Terms

provider name
(Bilgisayar) sağlayıcı adı
provider error
sağlayıcı hatası
provider object
Sağlayıcı Nesnesi
provider order
(Bilgisayar) sağlayıcı sıralaması
provider status
(Bilgisayar) sağlayıcı durumu
provider type
(Bilgisayar) sağlayıcı türü
provider write
(Bilgisayar) sağlayıcı yaz
content provider
(Bilgisayar) içerik sağlayıcı
remove provider
(Bilgisayar) sağlayıcıyı kaldır
a good provider
ailesine iyi bakan kimse
care provider
Bakım hizmetini sağlayan kişi, bakıcı
electric service provider
elektrik servis sağlayıcı
health care provider
Sağlık uzmanı
healthcare provider
Sağlık hizmeti sağlayan kişi veya kurum
financial provider
finans sağlayan kimse
financial provider
mali destekçi
internet service provider
(Askeri) internet hizmeti sağlayıcısı
ldap provider
HDEK Sağlayıcısı
ldap provider
LDAP Sağlayıcısı
ldap provider object
HDEK Sağlayıcısı Nesnesi
ldap provider object
LDAP Sağlayıcısı Nesnesi
security support provider
Güvenlik Destek Sağlayıcısı
service provider
hizmet sa¤layici, hizmet sunucu
winnt provider object
WINNT Sağlayıcısı Nesnesi
English - English
Someone who provides a service, commodity, or the means for subsistence
{n} one who provides, one who procures
In health insurance, it refers to an eligible doctor, specialist, hospital, laboratory or other health professional (such as a chiropractor) or facility which provides health care services
A licensed health care facility, program, agency, physician, or health professional that delivers health care services
a physician, hospital, health professional and other entity or institutional health care provider that provides a health care service
A health care professional or facility that provides care, such as a doctor, specialist, nurse, health center, physical therapist, lab, hospital, etc
Any person (doctor, nurse, dentist) or institution (hospital or clinic) that provides medical care
A licensed health care facility, program, agency or health professional that delivers health care services
Person or institution providing health care Providers include doctors, nurses, physician assistants (PAs), therapists, dentists, hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, pharmacies, companies that sell medical equipment, etc
Any person (doctor or nurse) or institution (hospital, clinic, or laboratory) that provides medical care
A person or an institution that provides health care services
A licensed healthcare professional or entity, or group of licensed healthcare professionals that provide healthcare services to patients Examples can include but are not limited to physicians, dentists, HIV Case Managers, social workers, mid-levels, and podiatrists
An institution or other body or person in Australia that provides or seeks to provide courses to overseas students (see definition in ESOS Act 2000 s 3 ) To provide courses, a provider must comply with State or Territory approval requirements and become registered on CRICOS
Any approved health care professional who provides treatment or services
One who provides, furnishes, or supplies; one who procures what is wanted
Any doctor, nurse or institution that provides medical care
A hospital or health care facility, or a physician, nurse, physical therapist or other individual involved in providing medical care services to patients
Any health care professional (e g , doctor, nurse or home care worker) or institution (hospital, clinic, or nursing home) that provides health care or related social services
A doctor, laboratory, or other medical group which provides services to patients
A physician, hospital, nursing home, pharmacy, lab or any individual or group that provides a health care service return to previous page
People and/or institutions that give health care services; it includes social workers, physicians, hospitals, nurses, or any other formal health care giver Back to Top
A driver object that provides services of some kind to its client In a driver stack, the provider in a provider/client relationship is closer to the Platform Expert See also client
A physician, hospital, clinic, nursing home, pharmacy, or any licensed and qualified group of individuals providing health care services
someone who provides the means for subsistence
Generically, a professional engaged in the delivery of health services, including physicians, dentists, nurses, podiatrists, optometrists, clinical psychologists, etc Hospitals and long term care facilities are also providers The Medicare program uses the term "provider" more narrowly, to mean participating institutions: hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, etc
{i} one who financially supports a person or family; supplier, one who furnishes or equips; Internet service provider, company that provides internet connection services through its equipment and communications lines (for a monthly fee or by amount of use), ISP; (Medical) licensed health care program or facility that provides health care services; (Medical) licensed doctor or other health professional who provides health care services
A person, business, or other organization that provides services under a plan Any health care professional or organization that treats you or provides a health care service to you Hospitals, nursing homes, physicians, and nurses are common examples
A doctor, hospital, health care professional, or health care facility
someone whose business is to supply a particular service or commodity
Provider is a term used for health professionals who provide health care services Sometimes, the term refers only to physicians Often, however, the term also refers to other health care professionals such as hospitals, nurse practitioners, chiropractors, physical therapists, and others offering specialized health care services
Any individual or group of individuals that provide a health care service such as physicians, hospitals, etc (H)

Related Terms

digital service provider
A company that provides an outlet to distribute media online. Examples are iTunes and Amazon
web provider
A business offering Internet-based services, such as an ISP (Internet service provider) or web hosting company
health care provider
A health care provider or health professional is an organization or person who delivers proper health care in a systematic way professionally to any individual in need of health care services
Internet Content Provider
ICP, company that specializes in web design and development
Internet Presence Provider
company that stores and maintains Internet sites for other companies and organizations, IPP
Internet Service Provider
company that provides internet connection services through its equipment and communications lines (for a monthly fee or by amount of use), ISP
Internet provider
company that provides internet connection services through its equipment and communications lines (for a monthly fee or by amount of use)
Internet service provider
Company that provides Internet connections and services to individuals and organizations. For a monthly fee, ISPs provide computer users with a connection to their site (see data transmission), as well as a log-in name and password. They may also provide software packages (such as browsers), e-mail accounts, and a personal Web site or home page. ISPs can host Web sites for businesses and can also build the Web sites themselves. ISPs are all connected to each other through network access points, public network facilities on the Internet backbone
access provider
a company that provides the technical services that allow people to use the Internet, usually in exchange for a monthly payment = Internet Service Provider
airtime provider
a company that provides the service that allows you to make and receive calls on a mobile phone
application service provider
(Ticaret) (ASP) A third party that provides ERP or other business applications on a hosted basis to customers and users. Instead of buying a license from the software vendor, the customer contracts for Internet or other access to specific applications and usage volumes with the third party, who is responsible for software maintenance, upgrades and security
application service provider
an ASP
cable provider
company which provides access to cable television service
content provider
A business that uses the Internet to supply you with information such as news, weather, business reports, and entertainment and in this case, us
content provider
A source for content that can be incorporated into a portal page as a portlet See also IBM content partners
content provider
any organization that packages and delivers information, data or resources; for the purpose of this pilot, the data is delivered digitally
content provider
Portfolio Content Provider account Can edit assigned pages
content provider
Customer that deploys content on a Content Delivery Network (CDN), or purchases hosting services from a service provider or web hosting service
content provider
A firm whose products are information-based (content), including services to access and manage the content
content provider
A company that provides services to mobile phone users or network operators These services could be shopping, web surfing, chat rooms, playing games, accessing data such as music and books through a server
content provider
A company, organization, individual, or other entity that makes Web content available on a content server See also Internet service provider
content provider
Chapman & Hall Electronic Publishing Division
content provider
A content provider is a company that supplies material such as text, music, or images for use on websites. content providers such as MSN and Freeserve
content provider
A company which develops original content or aggregates third-party content and delivers it to visitors over the Internet
content provider
a k a webcaster, web content provider Any individual or organization that maintains a World Wide Web site
content provider
A Content Provider is responsible for the preparation and maintenance of Content for MurdochNet This Content may be provided by an organisation unit or resource area, or it may be a discrete publication An organisation unit or resource area that has Content hosted on, or accessed by one or more Web Servers, shall be required to assign to one or more persons the role of Content Provider The responsibilities of a Content Provider are listed in the MurdochNet Policy as Section 4 9 5 and Section 5 7 5 8
content provider
(Syndication Server User's and Administrator's Guide)
content provider
An ISP that focusses on very specific types of Internet service, such as WWWservers, portal sites, search engines, news servers, or FTP archives A transit provider tends to rely on buying network services from Access and Transit providers, however a provider can specialize in both Access and Content (e g , AOL)
content provider
An individual or agency which offers content into the Net_Quality learning space The content and format must meet the nquk module production guidelines and will be validated by nquk prior to release into the Net_Quality learning space
health care provider
one who provides medical or nursing treatment; person who helps in identifying illness or disability
internet service provider
a company that provides access to the Internet Fourniseur Internet
internet service provider
ISP, IAP, Internet Access Provider A company which provides connections to the Internet
internet service provider
An ISP is a company that provides connections to the Internet
internet service provider
A company or organization that provides connections to the Internet
internet service provider
an Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides a home with access to the Internet Phone companies were the first to provide Internet access Now cable companies and satellite companies provide Internet access
internet service provider
Company that provides access for users and businesses to the Internet
internet service provider
(ISP) A company or organisation that connects end-users and businesses to the public, global Internet ISPs often provide other services such as storing and forwarding email, and hosting web sites for their customers
internet service provider
A company that provides individuals and other companies with access to the Internet You can access many of the Library's electronic resources from home if you have internet access
internet service provider
A company that enables companies or individuals to connect to the Internet ISPs often provide e-mail capability, Web hosting, and other services in addition to connectivity Large ISPs include America Online, Excite@Home, and Earthlink
internet service provider
A company that provides access to the Internet
internet service provider
(ISP) A telecommunications company that provides subscriber access to the Internet Internet access The physical telephone circuit connection between the subscriber and the nearest Internet access node
internet service provider
A company providing access to theInternet through a subscription service
internet service provider
An ISP is a company that provides a connection to the Internet, usually by a dialup connection ISPs range from the huge (AOL, Compuserve) to thousands of smaller, local ones Good ISPs have an AUP to discourage abuse of their network and the Internet by spammers Spammer hunting often results in a spammer losing their account with their ISP, forcing them to get another, or to see the light and stop spamming
internet service provider
Any company or institution that provides access to the Internet Also known as an access provider Examples of Canadian ISP's are Sympatico and ISTAR
internet service provider
A company that provides individuals and businesses with access to the Internet
internet service provider
An organization that sells/provides your connection to the Internet Services can include access to the Internet via FTP, WWW, Email, Telnet, News, etc
internet service provider
Public provider of remote connections to the Internet A company or educational institution that enables remote users to access the Internet by providing dial-up connections or installing leased lines
internet service provider
A company that provides access to the Internet Before you can connect to the Internet you must first establish an account with an Internet Service provider
internet service provider
a company that provides network connection to the Internet, usually for a fee
internet service provider
One of two services that sell access time on the Internet Both national and local ISPs provide unlimited access and storage space on their servers for a fee The other way to access the Internet is via an online service
internet service provider
A company that provides other companies or individuals with access to, or a presence on, the Internet
internet service provider
A commercial service that sells access to the Internet to individuals Usually you connect to your Internet service provider through a modem Some providers only offer a basic connection to the Internet Others sell a variety of "value added" services such as discussion forums, tech support, software libraries, news, weather reports, stock prices, plane reservations, even electronic shopping malls Popular service providers include America Online, CompuServe, and Netcom
internet service provider
A company that provides Internet access services
internet service provider
ISP service that provides access to the internet (the word wide web, the web, the net)
internet service provider
An organization that provides access to the Internet, usually for a fee
providers
plural of provider
providers
A broad term referring to the licensed or certified health care professionals and organizations that provide care to HMO members Providers can be independent professionals in private practice or they can be members of an organized group, such as multi-specialty medical group Common providers in managed care include hospitals, medical groups, home care companies, skilled nursing facilities, medical equipment companies, primary care physicians, and specialty physicians
providers
Those institutions and individuals who are licensed to provide health care services (for facilities, physicians, pharmacists, etc ) Providers in a defined service area are principally owned by, affiliated with, employed by, or under contract to an HMO
providers
Includes suppliers of goods and services to DVA and providers of health care such as medical services, hospital care, allied health and so on
providers
Term used to describe medical professionals and service organizations that provide healthcare services
providers
Fax Service Provider (FSP) Microsoft Modem Device Provider is the default device provider for Fax, and sends and receives faxes using fax modems that meet the unimodem standard Third-party Fax Service Providers can integrate additional fax services in Microsoft's Fax Service Each FSP manages its own set of devices and configuration settings
providers
Individuals and organisations which offer health information to their 'clients' – including health professionals such as doctors and nurses, NHS bodies such as NHS Direct, and private health care companies
providers
Independent Pharmacists, Mail Order Service, Staff Model Pharmacies or any other pharmacist based supplier of drugs for prescription orders Provider pharmacists are licensed professionals that take responsibility to fill prescriptions with exacting compliance to the prescriber's specifications or to make professional judgments regarding allowable drug substitution which produce a comparable therapeutic effect
providers
The physicians, nurses, hospitals, and others who perform healthcare services
providers
companies that offer Internet connections at monthly rates depending on the kind and amount of access needed; also called internet service providers (ISPs)
providers
Used the Internet to provide personal/household information to Government
providers
Institutions and individuals who are licensed to provide health care services (for example, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, physicians, dentists, etc ) May also refer to medical supply firms and vendors of durable medical equipment
service provider
An organisation offering connection to the Internet e g , Daelnet, Freeserve, BT Internet, etc Can also mean virtually any kind of service provision in the domain of the Internet
service provider
A company that provides mobile phone users with services and subscriptions to mobile phone networks Network operator
service provider
a company or other entity that provides Internet or other computer services available to a third party, see ISP
service provider
A company that provides dial-up or direct access to the Internet for a fee Sometimes referred to as ISP (Internet service provider)
service provider
A company that provides any type of service to the plan, including managing assets, recordkeeping, providing plan education, and administering the plan
service provider
An internet service provider charges startup and monthly fees to users and provides them with the initial host connection to the rest of the Internet usually via a dialup connection
service provider
Service Providers (SP) generate contractually repeating revenues for the services delivered to their customers over a network, typically the Internet These services must be commercially available to the general population The price for such services must include the actual delivery of the service including accommodations for the cost of the infrastructure to deliver the service (e g hardware, software, data center, labor, IP)
service provider
(aka: ISP): The company who provides your toll-free dial-up connection to the Internet, routes your e-mail and hosts your web pages is called an Internet service provider or ISP You should select your ISP carefully based on a referral from your web developer or knowledgeable acquaintance Several specific service factors and qualifications should be considered ISPs which offer free connections are usually not worth the price since they may bombard you with junk e-mail or force ad overlays onto your web content Typically a service provider charges from $20 to $50 per month depending on the service features you need Domain hosting is typically $50/month to you ISP
service provider
An organization that provides connections to a part of the Internet
service provider
A legal entity that provides a Web service
service provider
In many areas any company that provides telecommunications service In Europe may be a licensed Reseller without network facilities
service provider
Like connecting to the internet from your PC at home, you will need to connect through a service provider using a username and password (although you won't have to type it in each time)
service provider
A company that provides Internet access to its customers The customer's modem dials a phone number at the provider's location to make the connection If the provider's number is a local call, there is no further hourly charge The provider's fee is usually a flat monthly rate
service provider
a company that offers access to the Internet Dial-up users obtain an account on the serice provider's system and use its computers to log on to the net
service provider
A company that provides services and subscriptions to telephone, mobile phone and Internet users
service provider
A service provider provides Internet access to users They can be businesses or personal They are also called ISPs When a user wants to access the web or other service that is provided by these providers, they connect to the host server Once connected, they will be able to accomplish their goals Companies that provide Internet service for their users vary in price and technology They can provide basic utilities such as mail or web access, or they can give a variety of software packages that the user can use to accomplish their goals
service provider
company which provides Internet access for a fee or by public subsidization
service provider
a company which has a direct link to the Internet and which, for a subscription, allows other people to access it
service provider
(or deliverer): Modish term for any organisation that provides services to CLIENTS And you thought they were only a hospital, electricity supply or telephone company!
service provider
A company or organization that provides a connection to the Internet Service providers sell access to the network
service provider
A service provider is a company that provides a service, especially an Internet service
service provider
If you're reading this, you likely already know of the Internet service provider, or ISP It's the company that provides the gateway between you and the Internet Online services such as America Online and CompuServe are also touting their ability to provide Internet access When you use AOL as a launching pad, that service is acting as your ISP Many users, especially the more experienced ones, cut to the chase and go with an ISP that sticks to Internet-only access; for a monthly fee subscribers dial in to access the Internet -- letting the ISP handle the cost of buying and maintaining those expensive computers and leased lines
service provider
Any company selling cellular airtime Service providers are also referred to as carriers We currently have six different service providers in the Twin Cities: Verizon, AT&T, VoiceStream, Nextel, Sprint PCS, and Qwest
service provider
A company that provides dial-up or direct access to the Internet for a fee
service provider
A Service Provider is an organization that provides connections to the Internet These organizations are commonly known as Internet Service Providers (or ISPs)
service provider
An organization or company that has a network with a direct link to the Internet Using a dedicated line connection, usually through a link known as a T1 connection does this Users can dial into to that network using their modem Most ISP’s now charge a monthly fee
service provider
Refers to the company that provides services to ClikFIX All Service Providers have Technicians who deliver the actual services, but not all Service Providers register their Technicians in the ClikFIX system
third party logistics provider
(Ticaret) (3PL) An outsourced provider that manages all or a significant part of an organization's logistics requirements and performs transportation, locating and sometimes product consolidation activities
Turkish - English
(Askeri) provider
provider

    Hyphenation

    pro·vid·er

    Turkish pronunciation

    prıvaydır

    Pronunciation

    /prəˈvīdər/ /prəˈvaɪdɜr/

    Etymology

    () to provide + -er

    Videos

    ... further on that idea of the public goods provider. ...
    ... When that public goods provider is a for-profit firm ...
Favorites
More...
Clear