Dx
1 Americanabbreviation
abbreviation
symbol
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long distance
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(of a radio station) indicating that it is far away
Example Sentences
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It also sells Oncotype DX, which can guide breast cancer treatment, among other testing products.
From Barron's
"Looking ahead to Q4, the rapid growth of the AI industry is expected to open up new market opportunities for both the DS and DX Divisions," it said, referring to its chips and smartphone units.
From Barron's
He still has the Oberheim DX, a 1982 drum machine that he used on videos like his man-on-the-street interview series with Good Neighbor — the group Mooney formed in 2007 with McCary and two friends he made while studying film at USC: Beck Bennett and Nick Rutherford.
From Los Angeles Times
Rival DX Group, which agreed to rescue 15 of Tuffnells' parcel express sites and save 250 staff, has now reopened 12 sites in total.
From BBC
DX chief executive Paul Ibbetson said the openings substantially increased the firm's freight capability and provided the additional capacity needed to handle "volume growth".
From BBC
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