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VAC
VAC
or
Vac
may refer to:
In arts and entertainment
Velvet Acid Christ
, an industrial band
Video Appeals Committee
in the United Kingdom, responsible for hearing appeals against decisions by the British Board of Film Classification
Visual Arts Centre/Center, any of various institutes for the promotion of the
visual arts
In business
VAC, to
vacation
or go on a holiday
Value Added Conversion, the ability to redevelop
commercial real estate
into higher and better uses
Value Added Chain
, a graphical representation of business processes as an arrow
Valve Amplification Company
, a manufacturer of high end audio and stereo components
In government
Veterans Affairs Canada
, the Canadian government department responsible for veterans affairs
In health
Vaccinate Alaska Coalition
, an Alaskan non-profit for the promotion of immunization
VAC Therapy,
Negative pressure wound therapy
as an aid to wound healing
Volunteer
Ambulance
Corps
Vascular Anomaly Centre; see
Arteriovenous malformation
,
Hemangioma
In sport
Vác-Újbuda LTC
, a football club based in Vác, Hungary
In technology
Valid Accessible Compatible
, a proposed standard for websites
Valve Anti-Cheat
, anti-cheat software for online games
Virtual Audio Cable
, software to map audio from one application to another
IBM VisualAge
, a C++ implementation
Voltage in Alternating Current
applications
In other
Vác
, a city in Hungary
V Amphibious Corps
, a World War II US Marine Corps formation
Voluntary Action Camden, the
Council for Voluntary Service
in the London Borough of Camden
VAC, the
radio call sign
for a Canadian Coast Guard station at Comox, British Columbia
Roman Catholic Diocese of Vác
in Hungary
Vāc
, the Sanskrit word for "speech" deified, personified as a goddess
Vac, informal abbreviation for
vacuum cleaner
VAC, the railway station code for
Pacific Central Station
in Vancouver, British Columbia
See also
VAK
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