Definitions for "Eid"
Keywords:  ramadan, fitr, festival, muslim, hajj
Islamic holiday
Festivities marking the end of the fasting season, or festivities of sacrifice after hajj.
Muslim festivals - there are two Eids every year.
Recorded on a PKI-based smart card. The card incorporates the user's secret key as well as the corresponding certificate issued by an authority. By this means, the authority guarantees the identity of the card owner. EID cards are used on information networks for identification and for signing documents digitally.
Electronic identification, for example - by line of sight using light (bar code) or radio frequency (RF) transmission.
It's short for "electronic ID", and is a name for the new computer IDs that are coming at K-State. The concept of an eID is "one ID, one password" for each student, faculty, staff, alumnus, and K-State guest. It will eliminate the confusion of having many IDs/passwords in order to access separate computer resources at K-State. eIDs will replace the K-State Computing IDs on the university's central computer systems, and departments have the option to integrate it on their computer systems as well. (For fun, see the list of IDs/passwords currently required at K-State.)
Keywords:  quest, chaos, destroy
The Destroy the Chaos Eidolon Quest
quipment Id entifier. A 6-octet unique number used to identify a specific piece of equipment. Functions as a serial number for modems.
Keywords:  dose, egg, infective
Egg-infective dose
Expanded Inside Diameter - The specified minimum (as supplied) internal diameter of tubing.
Education and Information Division
Environmental Information Document
Keywords:  identifier, end, point
End Point Identifier