The initialismDTC can stand for one of several things: Acronyms and initialisms are abbreviations formed from the initial letter or letters of words, such as NATO and XHTML, and are pronounced in a way that is distinct from the full pronunciation of what the letters stand for. ...
Direct Torque Control, a method to control electric motor with very good torque dynamics
Domain Technologie Control, a Web-based control panel for admin and accounting for hosting web and e-mail services
Diagnostic Trouble Code, in the automotive industry, codes that are prescribed by SAE standards to help track problems in a vehicle detected by its on-board computer
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DTC television and print advertising which is designed to market a prescription drug should also be designed to responsibly educate the consumer about that medicine and, where appropriate, the condition for which it may be prescribed.
DTC television and print advertising should foster responsible communications between patients and health care professionals to help patients achieve better health and a more complete appreciation of both the health benefits and the known risks associated with the medicine being advertised.
DTC television and print advertising should be designed to achieve a balanced presentation of both the benefits and the risks associated with the advertised prescription medicine.
DTCs and their passwords are as easy to use as usernames and passwords, with a familiar interface that users already understand.
DTC characters that may look alike to the users, such as "O" (upper case letter O) and "0" (numeral zero), are treated by the verification system as having the same value, further improving usability and reducing help desk calls.
DTCs can be easily memorized and do not require a computer or digital media in order to be sent, received or stored, which results both in higher usability and increased resiliency to attacks.