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'''LD''' may refer to:
 
In '''science''' and '''mathematics''':
*[[Lethal dose#]], where "#" represents the percentage of test organisms killed by a specific dosage (of drugs, radiation, etc.), e.g. half will die at LD50
*The [[Binary logarithm|logarithm of base 2]], <math>\mathrm{ld}(x)=\log_2(x)</math>, from the Latin ''logarithmus dualis''
*[[Lunar distance (astronomy)]], the distance between the Earth and the Moon and a measure of navigation
*[[Linkage disequilibrium]], when distinct alleles appear together more often than by chance (thanks to founder effects, etc.) in genetics
*[[lactate dehydrogenase]], an enzyme in plants and animals
*[[London dispersion forces]], weak intermolecular forces
 
In '''technology''':
*[[Laser diode]], semiconductor laser-emitting device
*[[Laserdisc]] format, an obsolete [[optical disc]] video/data format and predecessor to Digital Video Disc (DVD)
*[[ld (Unix)]], the linker command on Unix and Unix-like systems
*[[Long-distance calling|Long distance]], a telephone call to another area sufficiently far away to be charged at a higher rate
*[[Pulse dialing|Loop Disconnect]] dialing
*ld, an instruction on a [[Z80]] CPU
*Line Dubbed, a term for [[Copyright infringement|pirate copies]] with an audio track, which has been ripped from the line out connection of a projector
*[[Ladder diagram (disambiguation)]], various meanings
*[[Linz-Donawitz process]], a widely used conversion process in steelmaking
*[[Linked data]], a method of publishing structured data so that it can be interlinked and become more useful
 
In '''politics''':
*[[Liberal democracy]], a form of government based on rule of the people (democracy) tempered by the rule of law and natural rights (liberalism)
* A form of debate ([[Lincoln–Douglas debate]])
*[[Liberal Democrats]] A UK-based liberal political party
 
In '''television''':
*Lorraine "L.D." Delacorte, a character from the ''[[Degrassi (franchise)|Degrassi]]'' series played by Amanda Cook
*[[Larry David]], sometimes referred to as L.D. in the television show ''Curb Your Enthusiasm''
*Latin Disciples, the name of a gang in television series [[Day Break]]
*[[Low-definition television]] (LDTV)
 
In '''music''':
*[[Little Doses]], a Scottish alternative rock band
*[[Luis Dubuc]]
 
In '''contracts''':
* Liability Damage
*[[Liquidated Damages]], a figure in contract law
 
'''LD''' can also refer to:
*LD, the ISO 3166-2 code for [[Lakshadweep]], India
*LD, the code for [[County Longford|Longford]], Ireland
*[[LD postcode area]], also known as the Llandrindod Wells postcode area, in Wales
*[[Learning disability]], a condition that can impair learning through standard methods
*[[Liberian dollar]], the currency of Liberia
*[[Libyan dinar]], the currency of Libya
*[[Liberty dollar]], the private currency by norfed
*[[Licensed Dietician]]
*[[Light Dragoons]], a British Army cavalry regiment
*[[Lighting designer]], the person in charge of lighting in theatre
*[[Lincoln–Douglas debate]], a form of debate
*[[Line Drive]], a trajectory-related inference and statistic of a batted ball in baseball
*Lilian day, a variant of the [[Julian day]]
*[[Air Hong Kong]] and [[Linea Turistica Aerotuy]], airlines with IATA code LD
*[[LD (cigarette)]], a brand of cigarette from the [[Gallaher Group]]
*[[Living Dangerously]], an ECW PPV{{clarify|date=October 2013}}
*[[Listening device]], used in covert investigations
*[[Long-distance relationship|Long distance relationship]]s
*[[Louis-Dreyfus Group]], a French commodities trading firm
*[[Lucid dreaming]], a dream in which one is conscious of dreaming as it is happening
*[[Ludum Dare]] a rapid game development competition
*[[Lynsey Dyer]], an American freeskier and Big Mountain skier
 
'''Ld''' (Capital L with a lower case "d") is the abbreviated form of:
 
*[[Lord]], a peer of the realm in the United Kingdom
*[[Lordi]], a hard rock band
 
{{disambiguation}}

Revision as of 08:34, 27 February 2013

LD may refer to:

In science and mathematics:

In technology:

In politics:

In television:

  • Lorraine "L.D." Delacorte, a character from the Degrassi series played by Amanda Cook
  • Larry David, sometimes referred to as L.D. in the television show Curb Your Enthusiasm
  • Latin Disciples, the name of a gang in television series Day Break
  • Low-definition television (LDTV)

In music:

In contracts:

LD can also refer to:

Ld (Capital L with a lower case "d") is the abbreviated form of:

  • Lord, a peer of the realm in the United Kingdom
  • Lordi, a hard rock band

Template:Disambiguation