Day Of Supply
Key Facts
Abbreviation
DOS
Pronunciation
/deɪ əv səˈplaɪ/
Category
Governmental
Related Field
Military
Examples in Context
- Overall, however, Bank of America figures the impact will be small & equivalent to one day of supply disruption over a full year.
- The remarkable growth of US oil production, which brought more than 1m barrels a day of additional supply on to world markets in each of the past three years, seems likely to flatten out this year.
- This is the most widely used instrument in the day to day control of the money supply due to its ease of use, and the relatively smooth interaction it has with the economy whole.
- Even to this day, the idea of supply chain management has been rooted in the hearts of the people already, and paid attention to by more and more people, and has got into use in a lot of industries, especially in manufacturing industry.
- In addition, Commercial Times collected ten hot issues people focusing most on the day and relevant officials of Shenyang Heating Supply Management Office also gave out the solutions.
Other meanings of DOS
Denial Of Service
Computing
Denail Of Service
Misc
Density Of States
Academic
Degrees Of Separation
Academic