Explanation Global Positioning System what is: GPS Global Positioning System. A global system of satellite navigation that uses signals from satellites to identify the position of the GPS receiver on (or above) the Earth's surface. GPS was originally developed for the US military (NAVSTAR GPS) but has many commercial uses. cf WGS84. Relevant links: http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/gpsinfo.html - NAVSTAR Global Positioning System.
- Define Graphical User Interface:
- Use GUI Graphical User Interface. cf Command Line Interface (CLI global positioning system definition.
- Define Great British Pound:
- Use GBP Great British Pound or GB Pound. Unit of currency for the United Kingdom, otherwise commonly referred to as pounds Stirling global positioning system explain.
- Define Group Policy Object / General Post Office:
- Use Object (under Windows 2000 and later). A set of configuration parameters that can be applied to users or computers. GPOs are objects in the Active Directory. Each (Windows 2000 and later) pc has its global positioning system what is.
- Define Globally Unique Identifier:
- Use GUID Globally Unique Identifier. An identifier generated according to an algorithm that is intended to be unique across all systems. cf UID global positioning system meaning.
- Define Greenwich Meridian Time:
- Use GMT Greenwich Meridian Time. The time zone from which all other time zones are measured. Now commonly referred to as UTC.See also UTC, time zone, BST global positioning system abbreviation.
