Definitions for "gir"
( Green in Regulation) - Par for a hole is based on how many strokes it takes a player to get to the green and then two putts are added. If you are playing a par 5 then it would take three strokes to make the "Green in Regulation", a par 4 only allows two strokes and so on.
Greens In Regulation. A statistical measure of how consistently a player reaches greens in the regulation number of strokes. On a par 4, regulation is two strokes to the green, on a par 5, three strokes etc.
(Green in regulation) - Getting to the green with 2 shots remaining to make par.
Old variety used for red wine production in S.W. Sardinia. High alcohol potential makes it suitable for unfortified Port-style sweet wines best consumed within 2-3 years of release. Has several alias names including Gliata and Zirone.
GIR is one of the main characters from the animated television series Invader Zim. He is Zim's robot slave, a "modified" S.I.R. (Standard-issue Information Retrieval) unit, who occasionally dresses like a dog to disguise the fact that he's an alien robot.
Generalized Identity Replicator is a User Management and Sync Tool for LDAP/ADS systems, currently implemented against Microsoft ADS, Sun Directory Server, OpenLDAP And Oracle 9i. It includes many additional features such as an LDAP Browser.
1400 sq km National Park, home of the Asiatic Lion
Gamma irradiation resistance
An acronym for Guaranteed Insurability Rider (see Guaranteed Insurability Rider)
Gross intake rate
General Index Register
Group on Information Resources