Dementia screening test
The dementia screening test (DST) is a mobile phone app for early detection and prevention of dementia, which has been categorized as a medical device...
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Demo 2006
Demo 2006 is the first recording by American deathcore band Whitechapel. It features five tracks from the band's debut album, The Somatic Defilement, ...
Demo Collection 1992 - 1993
Demo Collection 1992 - 1993 is Down's third and final demo tape. InfoThis demo tape consists of demo's from the previous two demo tape's along with so...
Democracy 2015
Democracy 2015 (also described as D2015) is an independent political campaign and movement with the intermediate objective of encouraging 'non-politic...
Demolition Records
Demolition Records was a British record label based in Jarrow, England, specialising in heavy metal and rock, with many international artists. It was ...
Demotariat
----DefinitionsDemotariat The word demotariat refers to the urban and rural proletarians living within a democratically free and soveirgn nation. They...
Demoware
Demoware (also known as trialware) is commercial software released for free (shareware) in a version which is limited in one or more ways. Some of the...
Den Pop
Den Pops A "Den Pop" is a featured culinary item at the Discount Den, a popular convenience store at Purdue University. Den pops are also featured at ...
Denis Phillips
Denis Phillips is a broadcast meteorologist.He joined the news team at WFTS-TV as a meteorologist in December of 1994. He graduated at Penn State Univ...
Dennis B. Neuenschwander
Dennis Bramwell Neuenschwander (born October 6, 1939) has been a general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) sin...
Denny sargent
Denny Sargent (1956- ) is a writer, teacher and practicing Eclectic Ritualist, was first introduced to Mythology & alternative spirituality in New Yor...
Denon AVR-2800
The Denon AVR-2800 was a home theatre audio-visual amplifier introduced by Denon in 1999. It was aimed at the mid-range market, in between the Denon A...
Denyse Berend
Denyse Berend is a French woman who famously bought a notable Persian artifact.The 22 cm. by 30 cm. limestone relief features the bearded head of a Pe...
Deolinda Fonseca
Deolinda Fonseca (born 1954, Porto) is a well-known Portuguese painter who primarily works in Denmark. She is highly regarded for her evocative oil pa...
Depiction of women artists in art history
The depiction of women artists in art history has often been mis-characterized, both intentionally and unintentially by the times; often dictated by t...
Deprivatization
Deprivatization (or Renationalization) is the process of 'taking back' or terminating the privatized ownership, management or control over goods, prod...
Derecession
In economics, a recession is a general slowdown in economic activity over a sustained period of time, or a business cycle contraction. During recessio...
Derek Frazier
Derek Frazier (September 16, 1980) is an independent American professional wrestler and deli manager, appearing frequently in Combat Zone Wrestling. D...
Derek Pasquill
Derek Pasquill (born 11 January 1959, Osterode am Harz, Germany) was a British Foreign Office civil servant who came to public attention after his arr...
Dermaflage
Dermaflage is a synthetic skin product used to conceal scars and indented areas in the skin. Produced and marketed by Silicone Arts Labs in Memphis, T...