Standard Industrial Classification Code

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Standard Industrial Classification Code

A four digit code used in business to classify the industry to which a company belongs. The SIC code was created by the U.S. government in 1937 to facilitate communication within and between businesses and industries. For the most part, the SIC was replaced by the six digit NAICS in 1997, but the SEC still uses the SIC. For example, an oil & gas exploration company might file with the SEC under the SIC code 1382.

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The Epson Perfection 3490 Photo is able to scan either 35mm film or three mounted slides at a time, using the film holders provided.

Two new scanners launched by Epson

Three single grain U-Pb analyses of zircon and zircon overgrowths of baddeleyite yield a discordia line with upper and lower intercepts of 3490 [+ or -] 2 and 1305 [+ or -] 19 Ma (MSWD = 0.

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Second, the data-transfer rate for DLT, 3490 tape, and 3590 Magstar tape is quite high when compared with most removable magnetic media such as 4mm and 8mm tape and optical media.

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The first product is the 9840 tape drive, a product the company developed from scratch and which is not compatible with its clones of IBM's 3480 and 3490 mainframe tape drives.

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Only 7630 homes were repossessed, with 3490 of them taken over in the second half of the year.

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John Dillon was awarded pounds 3490 last year after he won his case against Everest Ltd.

Glazing boss gets pounds 37,000

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The tribunal called the demands "unrealistic" and Everest Ltd, of Cuffley, Hertfordshire, were ordered to pay him pounds 3490.