large worldwide company headquarters in Tokyo (Japan) that manufactures computers and communications equipment and electron devices (provider of IT and network solutions)
Major Japanese computer, electronics, and telecommunications equipment manufacturer. Nippon Electric Company, Ltd. (officially NEC Corp. in 1983), was founded in 1899 with funding from the Western Electric Co. Inc. of the U.S. NEC was the first Japanese joint venture with a foreign company. As Japan's preeminent telecommunications company, NEC contributed to developments in mobile telephony, fibre-optic networks, private-branch exchanges (PBXs), and microwave, digital, and satellite communications systems. Besides mainframe computers, NEC was an early manufacturer of personal computers (PCs). In 1997 NEC merged its North American PC operations with Zenith Data Systems and Packard Bell to form Packard Bell-NEC, Inc
{i} Japanese corporation established in 1899 as Nippon Electric Company, Ltd. (in 1983 it officially became NEC Corporation), manufacturer of computers and communications equipment and electron devices (provider of IT and network solutions)
Necrotizing enterocolitis, a big term indicating that there is an infection in the intestines (Guts) of the baby This is a disease seen most commonly in the premature baby, but can be seen in term babies with other problems This is a serious disease When suspected all feedings will be stopped Usually a septic work up will be done and antibiotics will be started If severe, the surgical team will also evaluate the baby If the infection is severe or if there is the development of a small whole in the intestinal wall, called a perforation, then surgery is required If there are concerns for NEC in your baby, this will be explained to you thoroughly, with the plans If the NEC improves without surgery, it is called "medical NEC" If the baby requires surgery, it is called "surgical NEC"
National Electric Code The National Electric Code is the regulation used in the installation of electric conductors and equipment within or on school structures, buildings, modulars, rented, leased, parking and other school facilities Also known as NFPA 70
National Electric Code - NEC rates the cable for fire resistance and such If you are going to run your cable above the ceiling in a space used for ventilation (a plenum), then you have to use plenum rated cable This is a more expensive (Teflon sheath versus PVC) but is required to meet fire codes (3)
a set of rules and regulations plus recommended electrical practices that are put out by the National Fire Protection Association and generally accepted as the building wiring standard in the U S