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Environmental Management System. a structured approach to improve environmental outcomes on farms through identification of issues, determining and measuring environmental objectives and targets, Commonwealth EMS, ( http://www.deh.gov.au/land/management/ems/) Victorian EMS. ( http://www.dse.vic.gov.au/dse/nrence.nsf/LinkView/5AD7C889DED359714A256AED000C74EF8062D358172E420C4A256DEA0012F71C)
Emergency Medical Services. A system of health care professionals, facilities and equipment providing emergency care.
EMS is an extension to SMS. It allows media such as sound and images to be sent as well as text. EMS is short for Enhanced Messaging Service.
Expanded Memory Specification. See LIM EMS.
Stands for Enhanced Message Service (EMS). The technology allows mobile phone users to send and receive words, add pictures, animation and sound clips. See also SMS.
Electronic Manufacturing Services; typical services such as circuit board assembly, cable assembly, harness assembly, soldering, machine shop, silk screening, etc.
Environment Management System
Engine management system. A computer controlled system which manages the fuel injection and the ignition systems in an integrated fashion.
EXPANDED MEMORY SYSTEM. An additive amount of memory which helps DOS function.
Expanded Memory Specification. The original version of the Lotus-Intel-Microsoft Expanded Memory Specification (LIM EMS), that lets DOS applications use more than 640KB of memory space.
Emergency Management Services. Services designed to optimize the response time to incidents.
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An upgrade of SMS (Short Message Service) - a two-way text-based message service on primarily GSM network in Europe. EMS allows graphics, images, ring tones, etc. EMS provides an important evolutionary step between SMS and full Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) of future. Electromagnetic Radiation All forms of visible light, invisible light, radio signal, and other energy used for the wireless transmission of data communications
Enhanced Messaging Service. Descendant of SMS that supports the ability to send pictures, sounds and animations.
Enhanced Message Service. A new and improved format of Short Message Service (SMS) that has enhanced features (e.g. air data synchronization and, and messages with fixed and animated icons). EMS is an open standard, which means that these new picture messages will be cross-phone compatible and every phone manufacturer can opt to use the format.
Event Monitoring System. EMS is delivered with HP's Support Utility Manager (STM). EMS detects system hardware events on HP-UX systems.
(Event Monitoring Service) The interface between resource monitors, the client and target applications.
See expanded memory (EMS).
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EMS adds the ability to attach simple graphics, pictures, animations and sound to SMS messages.
Expanded Memory Specification; see Chapter 10, ``Managing Memory'' for information.
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Environmental Management Systems. See ISO 14001.
Environmental Management System. A system which enables an organisation to manage its environmental interactions.
Emergency Medical Services. The standing organization of a community to provide emergency medical care to its citizens. May include: notification system (e.g., 911), paramedics, emergency medical technicians and fire, police or ambulance personnel.
EMS standard for Enhanced Messaging Service. It is system that has evolved from the standard SMS messaging you my be used to, and allows standard ringtones and graphics to be sent to and between phones.
Environmental management system. A documented set of rules, processes etc. by which an organization runs its environmental policy. One of the main requirements for certification to ISO 14001.
Expanded Memory Specification - One of the standards for expanding the memory area other than the conventional memory that can only manage up to 640KB memory area usually in the MO-DOS environment. As some programs require a memory area larger than the conventional memory, to cover the shortage of memory area and to enable those programs to operate, the EMS memory has been devised to expand the memory area in compliance with the EMS standards.
A common abbreviation of the Emergency Medical Services.
electronic message system
EMS stands for Enhanced Message Service. EMS is an extension of SMS(Short Messaging Service) that enables the capability of sending of a mix of sounds, animations simple melodies, images and formatted text in form of a message to another EMS-compatible phone.
EMS (electronics manufacturing services) involves companies manufacturing personal computers, cellular phones and other electronic equipment for multiple clients on a subcontract basis. The business started in the U.S. EMS companies have been growing through the acquisition of large manufacturing plants, and some firms have expanded operations to equipment design, delivery and after-sales repair services. EMS companies can increase their capacity utilization rates and achieve economies of scale by making equipment for large numbers of companies, allowing customers to focus resources on research and development and other nonmanufacturing operations. The global EMS business market is expected to more than double to 149 billion dollars (about 18 trillion yen) in 2003, compared to 1999.
Environmental Management System. System designed to integrate management of environmental issues with the company´s other management functions
Event Monitoring Service. The application framework used for monitoring system resources on HP-UX 10.20 and 11.0. Hardware monitoring uses the EMS framework for reporting events and creating PSM monitoring requests. A collection of EMS system monitors are available at additional cost and are not included with the hardware monitoring software. For more information on the EMS monitor, refer to Using EMS HA Monitors, which can be downloaded from http://docs.hp.com/hpux/ha
Element Management System. The level of a network management system concerned with collecting network management information from, and setting parameters on the network elements. Network elements consist of data communications and telecommunications equipment.
See element management system.
Technology that allows sending, along with SMS, music and images from one phone to another.
Enhanced Message Service An application-level extension to SMS for mobile phones that is available on GSM, TDMA and CDMA networks.
Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) allows users to create and exchange pictures, ringtones and other melodies, by downloading them from the Internet or creating custom media directly on the phone.
Emergency Medical Services. The organization providing emergency medical care to a community's citizens. An EMS system may include a notification system (e.g., 911), paramedics, EMTs (emergency medical technicians) and fire, police or ambulance personnel.
Environmental Management System. A tool used by companies to put their environmental policies into practice. An EMS ensures that environmental impacts are correctly identified and managed.
Emergency Management System
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Environmental Managment System. Environmental Management System - A quality assurance tool which measures a company?s operations against environmental performance indicators, and is a positive aid to good operational practice. (e.g. ISO14001 can be used for this purpose).
Environmental Management System. a defined and documented process used to manage and continuously improve the environmental performance of an organization.
Environmental Management System Term to describe a general type of management system intended to help a company plan for and meet its environmental responsibilities. See Also: P2...................
Environmental management system; the use of standards for how the management of a facility or organization can reduce its environmental impacts.
Memory extension for the »PC, to get around the 640KB memory limit. With the banking technique other memory pages are mapped in an EMS window. EMS was developed by Lotus, Intel and Microsoft, thus it is called LIM-EMS. There is hardware-, emulated and simulated EMS. Special memory cards supply hardware EMS, mainly used on old PC XTs. On a PC AT with at least a 80386 processor it is possible to have emulated EMS by using the paging mechanism for banking. This sort is supplied by EMM386.EXE and should be used to speed up CPCEMU. Simulated EMS is too slow, it has to copy the memory pages.
Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) is an adaptation of the Short Message Service (SMS) that allows users to send and receive ring tones and operator logos
Environmental management system. This is the part of a company's overall management system that includes organisational structure, planning activities, responsibilities, practices, procedures, processes and resources for developing, implementing, achieving, reviewing and maintaining an environmental policy.
Environmental Management System. The part of the overall management system that includes organizational structure, planning activities, responsibilities, practices, procedures, processes and resources for developing, implementing, achieving, reviewing and maintaining an organization's environmental performance.
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Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) is an adaptation of the Short Message Service (SMS) that allows users to integrate text, melodies, pictures, sounds, and animations to enhance the expressive power of messages. GPRS General Packet Radio Services (GPRS) is a packet-based wireless communication service that promises data rates from 56 up to 114 Kbps and continuous connection to the Internet for mobile phone and computer users. As GPRS becomes available, mobile users of a virtual private network will be able to access the private network continuously rather than through a Dial-up connection. GPS The GPS (Global Positioning System) is a "constellation" of 24 well-spaced satellites that orbit the Earth and make it possible for people with ground receivers to pinpoint their geographic location. The location accuracy is anywhere from 100 to 10 meters for most equipment.
Extended Memory Specification
Energy Management System. a computer-controlled system used by operators of electric utilities to monitor the real-time performance of the various elements of an electric system and to control generation and transmission facilities
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Also Known As: Enhanced Messaging Service Definition: Enhanced Messaging Service is based on SMS (Short Message Service). An EMS enabled mobile phone can send and receive messages that include pixel pictures and animations, sound effects, ring signals and formatted text.
Environmental Management System. A management structure that allows an organization to assess and control the environmental impact of its activities, products or services.
Environmental management system. a tool for managing an organisation's impact on the environment. It provides a structured approach to planning and implementing environmental protection measures (Environment Australia website). ISO 14000 is a family of internationally recognised standards on environmental management systems (see ISO14000).
An internal system for handling environmental issues within a company. It sets requirements for how activities impacting the environment are accounted for and documented. Examples of environmental management systems are ISO 14001 and EMAS.
The Enhanced Messaging Service operates in the same way as SMS, but allows images and sound to be sent as well. Full EMS messages can only be exchanged between EMS-equipped mobiles.
Event Management System. System that provides an API that ICM processes can use to report informational and error events. The API supports the following basic features: • Logs events to local EMS log file • Logs events to NT Application Event Log • Sends events to the Logger for storage in the ICM database • Sends events to the central customer service forwarding service for delivery to the Cisco Customer Support Center (CSC)
Environmental Management System. A business process that ensures that environmental matters are addressed through a documented system.
Enhanced Messaging Service. This feature allows simple graphics and tunes to be exchanged in addition to SMS text messages. It requires that both phones are capable of EMS.
Electronics manufacturing services. an industry based on providing contract design, manufacturing and product support services on behalf of OEMs. Traditional services include PCB assembly, box-build and testing. Today, EMS providers are also providing numerous services such as supply chain management, global distribution, logistics, customer support and repair. However, all intellectual property belongs to the OEM. Also see "contract manufacturing" and "outsourcing."
Enhanced Message Service - improved format of Short messages service ( SMS )
Emergency Medical Services. A group of governmental and private agencies that provide emergency care, usually to persons outside of health care facilities; EMS personnel generally include paramedics, first responders and other ambulance crew.
see Emergency Medical Services
Environmental management system. A series of interconnected business processes that achieves the organization's environmental objectives
Environmental Management System. A management approach which enables an organization to identify, monitor and control its environmental aspects. An EMS is part of the overall management system that includes organizational structure, planning activities, responsibilities, practices, procedures, processes and resources for developing, implementing, achieving, reviewing and maintaining the environmental policy.
Is an extension to SMS. Text can be formatted to fonts etc, animations, pictures, icons, sound effects and special ring tones. If a phone who is sent an EMS is not compatible then the message is displayed as a plain SMS.
Enhanced Message Service. An extension of SMS that enables the sending of a combination of simple melodies, images, sounds, animations and formatted text as a message to another EMS-compatible phone
Enhanced Messaging Service is based on SMS. You can receive and send messages that include pixel pictures and animations, ring tones, sound effects and formatted text as long as you own an EMS-capable mobile phone. Phones that are not EMS capable will only display the unformatted text.
Environmental Management Systems. A process that examines environmental factors and activities or processes that industry uses.
Environmental Management System. The structures, plans and processes that are developed to manage the environment in an area. Also called "EMS".
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Environmental Management System. A series of activities designed to monitor and manage the environmental impacts of manufacturing activities.
Expanded memory specification. Provides access to more memory for DOS.
Element Management System. An EMS manages a specific portion of the network. For example the SunNet Manager, an SNMP management application, is used to manage SNMP manageable elements. Element Managers may manage asynchronous lines, multiplexers, PABXs, proprietary systems or an application.
Energy Management System. Computerized system to minimize the cost of operation while maintaining specified temperature and comfort parameters. May include integration of HVAC, electrical, and lighting systems.
Electronic Manufacturing Services. The industry based on providing manufacturing services for electronics OEMs.
Expanded Memory System. An archaic way of accessing plug in memory boards. Popular until the advent of Windows 95 which finally alleviated the user from the tedious memory configuration settings needed by various software brands. See also Memory and XMS.
Enhanced Messaging Service. An advanced technology that allows you to send and receive text messages with graphics and sound.
The currently used 12-grade European macroseismic scale (EMS-92) is the updated version of the MSK-scale intensity scale.
Element Management System. That contains software applications used for configuration, performance, and faults from one or more network elements. The EMS is a second layer of management in the telecommunications management network (TMN) hierarchy.
A new standard in the SMS environment, this stands for Enhanced Messaging Service. It offers the ability to send a combination of tunes, sounds, modified text, and standard text as a combined message which can be received on EMS compliant handsets.
Abbreviation for Expanded Memory Specification.
Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) is an adaptation of the Short Message Service (SMS) that allows users to integrate text, melodies, pictures, sounds, and animations to enhance the expressive power of messages. 1. a loyal person, a good friend, your 'G'. USAGE: PhonePimp "Wasssssup G?" G "nada, pimping"
EMS stands for Enhanced Messaging Service. Like SMS it can use SMS Centres to send and receive messages unlike MMS, its more advnaced than SMS though as you can send various media with it such as sounds and images like MMS. It can only be used on EMS compatible handsets. If a EMS is sent to a phone which is not compatible with EMS, the text message is shown as a SMS.
This facility allows you to exchange simple graphics and tunes on EMS enabled phones.
Is Expanded Memory Specification.
See Expanded Memory Specification.
Three systems for transmitting information over wireless networks; SMS is a text-only service, Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) adds simple image and sound capabilities, and Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) adds sophisticated voice and video functionality.
EMS EMS Environmental Management System. A means of ensuring effective implementation of an environmental management plan or procedures and compliance with environmental policy objectives and targets. A key feature on any EMS is the preparation of documented system procedures and instructions to ensure effective communication and continuity of implementation. There are certification systems for EMS, ISO 14001 and the EC´s EMAS scheme (EMAS is now compatible with ISO 14001) which demonstrate that a system is operated to an internationally recognised standard. Alternatively a customised system can be developed addressing the particular needs of the operation.
(Emergency Medical Services) A multidisciplinary system that represents the combined efforts of numerous professionals and agencies to provide pre-hospital emergency care for the sick and injured.
Environmental Management System. Benefits: reduced risk of liabilty reduced operating costs improved corporate image increased productivity public health and environmental benefits worker health and safety improved global competitiveness Obstacles: technical limitations lack of information consumer preferences product quality decline economic concerns resistance to change regulatory barriers lack of markets management apathy institutional barriers lack of awareness confidential business information
Element Management System. A software management tool used in telecommunications networks to manage network elements.
(Enhanced Messaging Service) Enables you to send preloaded animations, pictures and sounds from one EMS enabled handset to another.
EMS (Expanded Memory) is converted from extended memory as needed by the DOS EMM386 memory manager. Expanded memory allows faster access.
Enhanced Message Service. With this, you don't have to annoy people with SMS messages, you can annoy them with pictures, animation or sound clips instead.
Enhanced Messaging Service. An enhanced version of Short Messaging Service (SMS) is comprised of several text messages that are clustered together. EMS provides capabilities for more rich messaging features such as sending/receiving ring tones and other melodies/sounds, pictures and animations, and modified (formatted) text.
Element Management System. A management system that provides functions at the element management layer.
emergency medical services. First aid and ambulance services in the United States.
Enhanced Messaging Service. Allows the transmission of rich text and media.
Enhanced Messaging Service. An open standard that allows pictures, sounds, animations, and formatted text to be swapped between compliant mobile phones.
Environmental Management System. A systematic approach for organizations to bring environmental considerations into decision making and day-to-day operations. It also establishes a framework for tracking, evaluating and communicating environmental performance. An EMS helps ensure that major environmental risks and liabilities are identified, minimized and managed.
Functions as required to provide emergency medical care for ill or injured persons by trained providers.
Emergency Medical Services. Services, including personnel, facilities, and equipment required to ensure proper medical care for the sick and injured from the time of injury to the time of final disposition, including medical disposition within a hospital, temporary medical facility, or special care facility, release from site, or declared dead. Further, emergency medical services specifically include those services immediately required to ensure proper medical care and specialized treatment for patients in a hospital and coordination of related hospital services (FEMA definition).
Enhanced Messaging Service: messaging comprising simple pictures, sounds, animations, and modified text.
n. Acronym for Expanded Memory Specification. A technique for adding memory to PCs that allows for increasing memory beyond the Intel 80x86 microprocessor real-mode limit of 1 megabyte. In earlier versions, EMS bypassed this memory board limit with a number of 16-kilobyte banks of RAM that could be accessed by software. In later versions of Intel microprocessors, including the 80386 and 80486 models, EMS is converted from extended memory by software memory managers, such as EMM386 in MS-DOS 5. Now EMS is used mainly for older MS-DOS applications because Windows and other applications running in protected mode on 80386 and higher microprocessors are free of the 1-MB limit. Also called LIM EMS. See also expanded memory, protected mode. Compare conventional memory, extended memory.
The Ems , was a 1,829 ton, iron sailing ship with a length of 270.7 feet, breadth of 39 feet and depth of 22.5 feet. She was built by Charles Connell & Company, Glasgow for the Nourse Line, and named after the Ems River in north west Germany, and launched on 6 April 1893. She was primarily used for the transportation of Indian indentured labourers to the colonies.