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An alternative assessment of aerobic fitness used when the standard fitness test is unsuitable or unavailable.
The standard time used in parts of central Australia, at UTC+9:30.
A widely used symmetric encryption standard for protecting data with the same key for encryption and decryption.
The standard time used in eastern Australia, at UTC+10.
The national standard time used in Afghanistan, at UTC+4:30.
The standard time used in most of Alaska, at UTC-9.
The standard time used in parts of western and central Brazil's Amazon region, at UTC-4.
The national standard time used in Armenia, at UTC+4.
The national standard time used in Argentina, at UTC-3.
The standard time used in several countries on the Arabian Peninsula, at UTC+3.
The standard time used in parts of Atlantic Canada and the Caribbean, at UTC-4.
The standard time used in Western Australia, at UTC+8.
The national standard time used in Bolivia, at UTC-4.
The national standard time used in Bangladesh, at UTC+6.
The national standard time used in Bhutan, at UTC+6.
A standard time used by several countries in central and southern Africa, at UTC+2.
The standard time used in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, at UTC+6:30.
A standard binary format for encoding data consistently so distributed systems on different platforms can exchange it.
The standard time used by many Central European countries, at UTC+1.
The standard time used in New Zealand's Chatham Islands, at UTC+12:45.
The standard time used in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, at UTC+10.
The standard time used in Chuuk State in the Federated States of Micronesia, at UTC+10.
The standard-time designation for much of Chile, traditionally at UTC-4.
The amount households need to spend on goods and services to maintain a particular standard of living.
The national standard time used in Colombia, at UTC-5.
The North American standard time used across parts of Canada, the United States and Mexico, at UTC-6.
The single standard time used throughout China, at UTC+8.
A legacy symmetric encryption standard that has largely been replaced because its key length is no longer considered secure.
A standard time used by several countries in eastern Africa, at UTC+3.
The standard time used by several countries in eastern Europe and nearby regions, at UTC+2.
The standard-time designation associated with eastern Greenland, at UTC-1.
The North American standard time used in the eastern United States, Canada and parts of the Caribbean, at UTC-5.
The standard time used in Fiji, at UTC+12.
The standard CPF retirement-sum benchmark used when setting aside savings for retirement payouts.
The national standard time used in Georgia, at UTC+4.
The standard time used in French Guiana, at UTC-3.
A UTC+0 time standard based on the mean solar time at Greenwich and widely used as a global reference.
The standard government work-device build commonly associated with an officer’s managed work laptop and its security controls.
The standard government work-device build; public officers also commonly use GSIB to refer to the work laptop running that build.
A standard package of approved software provided for use on government devices or systems.
The standard time used in countries including the United Arab Emirates and Oman, at UTC+4.
The national standard time used in Guyana, at UTC-4.
The standard time used in Hong Kong, at UTC+8.
Standard medical examination report used for specified LTA vocational-licence applications and renewals.
The standard time used in Hawaii and parts of the Aleutian Islands, at UTC-10.
The standard time used in Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, at UTC+7.
An explosive device assembled and deployed outside standard military or commercial manufacturing arrangements.
The national standard time used in Iran, at UTC+3:30.
The single standard time used throughout India, at UTC+5:30.
The standard time used in Israel, at UTC+2.