bin

Noun

bin (plural bins)

1. A container used for storage.
2. A container for rubbish or waste.

Synonyms:

• (container): container, receptacle
• (container for waste): dustbin (British), garbage can (US), rubbish bin (British), trash can (US)

3 letters in word "bin": B I N.

Anagrams of bin:

• nib

Words found within bin:

bi in

• Definitions:
• a container; usually has a lid the quantity contained in a bin store in bins bank identification number: an identification number consisting of a two-part code assigned to banks and savings associations; the first part shows the location and the second identifies the bank itself
• The systematic dividing of distribution of performance parameters (Flux, Color or CCT, and Vf) in to smaller groups that meet aesthetic requirements of the assembly. Although the word "bin" is the preferred term, sometimes one will find the word "rank" in use.
• The first six digits of a Visa or MasterCard account number. This number is used to identify the card-issuing institution.
• Four-sided superstructure to be mounted on a pallet base, with or without a cover; also known as a box or container bin pallet
• A physical storage container for to store mutiple units of the same SKU. Bins can be of of corrugated cardbord, plastic, or metal. Bin can also be the storage location or slot of the product.
• A binary certificate format, 8-bit compatible version of PEM. Top
• A BIN is the first six digits of the credit card, debit card, charge card, etc. These digits identify which network the card belongs to as well as which bank issued it.
• Following a man's given name and preceding a man's father's or grandfather's name. Means "son of."
• FFT and similar algorithms split the frequency range up into chunks, typically of fixed length; these are bins.
• A DNA fragment size range within which alleles are assigned based on their relative electrophoretic mobilities.
• Bins are regions of the standard curve bordered midway between the mean responses of adjacent standards. The response is either the adjusted response or the normalized response. Each standard curve is divided into the same number of bins as there are standards. ...
• A location for storing and organizing clips in the Project window.
• card issuer identification number.
• of particle measurement instruments, a subset of the total range of particles counted, based on size. Many particle counting instruments measure the size of a particle while counting and then sort the total number of counts into bins. ...
• 1) A standard container for components 2) An inventory shelf or rack location with a specific identifier.
• a physical storage container such as a small corrugated or plastic parts bin. Also used interchangeably with the term slot to designate a single storage location.
• [Arabic] son of}
• The bin is where the shredded paper goes.
• An enclosed space. Storage totes, storage areas, storage slots or storage containers as defined by physical parameters.
• Symbolic link to the /usr/bin directory. In prior UNIX file systems, the /bin directory contained user commands that now reside in the /usr/bin directory.
• A box or container used to store or ship goods.
• The digits of a Credit Card that identify the issuing bank. The first six digits of a Card number are often referred to as a BIN.
• (Bank Identification Number) A unique number that allows pharmacy claims to be routed electronically to the appropriate adjudication processor. This number is to be printed on every member's plan ID card.
• A file extension found on PC's and Mac's denoting a binary file. On the Macintosh it is even more significant in that the file will usually be in compressed format for transmission of the Internet and must be uncompressed using Stuffit Expander before it can be used.
• for the purposes of this industry code of practice – any item of rolling stock that is not self propelled.
• A folder used to store video and audio clips

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