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WDLF (FM) — Infobox Radio station name = WDLF city = Maynardville,Tennessee area = Knoxville, Tennessee branding = Life 88.3 slogan = Make it count frequency = 88.3 MHz repeater = airdate = share = share as of = share source = format = Contemporary Christian … Wikipedia
WDLF — Workforce Distance Learning Foundation (Community » Non Profit Organizations) … Abbreviations dictionary
WYND (AM) — Infobox Radio station name = WYND city = Deland, Florida area = Daytona Beach branding = slogan = Floridas Christian Voice airdate = 1980 12 22 (as WDLF) frequency = 1310 kHz format = Christian radio power = 10,400 watts day 115 watts night erp … Wikipedia
WTJV — Infobox Radio station name = WTJV city = Deland, Florida area = Daytona Beach branding = slogan = Furia Mexicana airdate = 1948 (as WDLF) frequency = 1490 kHz format = Regional Mexican power = 1,000 watts erp = haat = class = C facility id =… … Wikipedia
WQNQ — Infobox Radio station name = WQNQ city = Fletcher, North Carolina area = Western North Carolina branding = Star 104.3 slogan = Asheville s Best Mix Of The 80s and Today airdate = 1991 frequency = 104.3 FM format = Hot Adult Contemporary power =… … Wikipedia
WOCL — Infobox Radio station name = WOCL city = Deland, Florida area = Greater Orlando/Daytona Beach branding = Sunny 105.9 slogan = Orlando s Greatest Hits airdate = frequency = 105.9 MHz FM HD Radio 105.9 2 FM Alternative rock O Rock (HD Radio) format … Wikipedia
Luminosity function (astronomy) — In astronomy, the luminosity function gives the number of stars or galaxies with a given luminosity. [ [http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/L/lumfunc.html luminosity function] , David Darling, entry in The Internet Encyclopedia of Science … Wikipedia
Fonction de luminosité (astronomie) — La fonction de luminosité donne, en Astronomie, le nombre d étoiles ou de galaxies par intervalle de luminosité[1]. Les fonctions de luminosité sont utilisées pour étudier les propriétés de large groupes ou classes d objets astronomiques, tel que … Wikipédia en Français
