Biography D+L
DL or dl may stand for:
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- Science and tech
- Distance Learning, a type of CBT (computer-based training) that uses Internet technology and consists of application software on the Web.
- Deciliter, a unit of volume
- Data link, a computer connection for transmitting data
- Diode logic, a logic family using diodes
- Description logics, a family of knowledge representation languages
- Download, a transfer of electronic data
- Downlink, the link from a satellite to a ground station
- Dual layer recording, a DVD engineering method
- Distribution list, a function of email clients
- Culture
- "Dead Letters", a 2003 album by The Rasmus
- Decaying Lawn, an experimental metalcore band
- Dragonlance, a series of fantasy novels
- Deadlocked, a platform/shooter video game
- Delivery of Liquor, a functional title in Bangalore designed to provide liquor for consumption
- People
- Diogenes Laertius, Greek biographer of the philosophers
- D. L. Hughley, an American comedian
- D. L. Hawkins, a fictional character from the television series Heroes
- Industry and organisations
- Dai-ichi Life, an insurance company
- Delta Air Lines, under the IATA code
- DL envelope size, standing for Deutsche Industrie Norm Long
- Disneyland, a theme park
- Distribution Lot, like a case pack quantity in retail/distribution
- Driver's license, an official document which states that a person may operate a motorized vehicle
- Subaru DL, an automobile
- Drinking Liberally, a social organization that discusses politics in bars
- Sport
- Disabled list, a baseball tactic
- Duckworth-Lewis method, a mathematical way to calculate the target score in Cricket
- Other
- Diaper lover, a fetish
- Deputy Lieutenant, a British title
- Distance Learning, a field of education
- Doctor of Letters, a university degree
- County Donegal, Ireland
- Double lift, sleight of hand used in card magic
- Down-low, a slang phrase
- 550 in Roman numerals
- Dues Legio, a clan on Jedi outcast
- Dag locking
- Direct labor
- Draconis Lumenis
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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DL
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