Specialist Advisory Committee - panel of consultants appointed by three Royal Colleges, Specialist Societies and one trainee representative. SACs advise on all training matters and are sub-committees accountable to the JCHMT.

State Advisory Council on Libraries. The state level council established by the Nebraska Library Commission to advise on statewide planning, policies, and programs concerning library related issues.

State Apprenticeship Council

Science Advisory Council

A committee made up primarily of parents, teachers, and school staff. SAC addresses goals and sets priorities, including goals and standards in Gilchrist's School Improvement Plan (SIP). SAC also assists in writing the SIP's, including goals and objectives, assessment methods, definitions of adequate progress, specific strategies and requests for waivers.

School Advisory Council. The School Advisory Council is an advisory group made up of school staff, community members, parents, business partners, and students whose primary function is to assist in the preparation and evaluation of the School Improvement Plan.

Scientific Advisory Committee

Student Affairs Committee

School Advisory Committee/Council

Student Advisory Committee. a committee of 12 undergraduate members representing each of the conclave areas who advise and assist the Grand High Zeta and professional staff in their duties and decisions.

A small bladder or pouch, usually of natural latex rubber, which holds a supply of ink inside a pen.

Pouch; a bag-like structure.

a case or sheath especially a pollen sac or moss capsule

a structure resembling a bag in an animal

a bag-like cavity or pouch

a pouch or cavity; see pollen-sac, embryo-sac.

sak]- The "bag" of fluid that contains the pregnancy inside the uterus. In early pregnancy that sac is all that can be seen by ultrasound examination.

a pouch or bag-like structure, sometimes holding fluid

Military acronym for Strategic Air Command. (U.S. Air Force)

US Air Force's Strategic Air Command. Charged with strategic (Long Range) defense.

Strategic Air Command. The Strategic Air Command (SAC), was formed in 1946 as the arm of the U.S. Air Force that controls its long-range nuclear strike force. SAC headquarters were at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. SAC was deactivated on June 1, 1992 and replaced with STRATCOM. See; Strategic Command (STRATCOM).

(1) Shaanxi Aircraft Co (China) or (2) Shenyang Aircraft Corp (China) or (3) Strategic Air Command (USAF, now incorporated in ACC)

Surface Air Consumption. The rate of underwater gas consumption converted to an equivalent surface rate, commonly measured in litres per minute. The average id about 25 l/min.

Single-attached concentrator. A hub that offers a single attachment to the FDDI network, usually to the primary ring.

Service Access Code. A Service Access Code is also known as a Numbering Plan Area (NPA). There are two general categories of NPAs: Geographic NPA--Associated with a defined geographic area; all telephone numbers bearing such an NPA are associated with services provided within that geographic area. Non-Geographic NPA--Associated with a specialized telecommunications service, which may be provided across multiple geographic NPA areas; for example 800, 900, 700, 500 and 888. Also known as an area code.

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Special Area of Conservation. European designation of legally protected land because of its conservation value

Special Areas of Conservation

Special Agent in Charge.

Special Area of Conservation. Areas designated because they contain protected species or habitats under the European Habitats Directive.

(proposed) (candidate) Special Area of Conservation

Special Area of Conservation (Habitats and Species Directive)

Acronym for Microsoft's Special Administration Console.

Service Access Code. These are the special codes that replace the area code and are used for special network services. (Examples include 500, 700, 800, 888, 877, and 900)