FC definition

FC means fixed cost;
FC means fecal coliform bacteria, typically expressed in number of colonies/100 ml.
FC means fecal coliform, typically expressed in number colo- nies/100 ml.

Examples of FC in a sentence

  • It is worth noting that, for the FCEV demonstrator, the catalyst has been found to be the most environmentally impactful component in the FC system, primarily attributed to the presence of platinum.

  • Moving from the vehicle level to the part level, ad-hoc LCA models have been developed for the Li-ion batteries, FC system, and hydrogen tanks.

  • This sub-task aims to perform the LCA of an FC system suitable for the EMPOWER long-haul heavy-duty truck characterized by a mass of 40 tons, a driving range of 750 km, and a lifetime of 700,000 km.

  • Upon termination of this Agreement for any reason, Client shall immediately (a) discontinue all use of the FC IP; and (b) discontinue all use of Derivative Works.

  • The model is representative of the entire life cycle of the FC system, containing Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFCs).


More Definitions of FC

FC means a change in format lettering or numbering.
FC means the complete constant region of an antibody (meaning, e.g., IgG1 from residue Alanine 118 (or the analogous residue in any other IgG heavy chain) to the carboxy terminus thereof, where the sequence numbering is defined using the EU numbering system (Xxxxxxx, XX, et al., Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, vol. 63, p. 78, 1969) as applied in the Xxxxx antibody sequence database, and any fragment or portion thereof), including both naturally occurring such fragments, naturally occurring variants of such fragments, and non-naturally occurring variants of such fragments.
FC means fish consumption.
FC means fecal coliform, typically expressed in number colonies/100 ml. "LOSS" means a large on-site sewage system (see chapter 246-272B WAC). "NSF" means National Sanitation Foundation International.
FC means a counterparty that in not NFC or NFC- SME.
FC means the United States Food and Drug Administration publication, Food Code: 1999 Recommendations of the United States Public Health Service, Food and Drug Administration (1999), as modified and incorporated by reference in R9-8-107.