1. BNC - Noun
2. BNC - Proper noun
(linguistics) Initialism of British National Corpus.
(Oxford University) Initialism of Brasenose College, Oxford.
(telecommunications) Initialism of Bajonet Neil Concelman connector.
BNC (plural BNCs)
(Internet) Abbreviation of bouncer.
10BASE2 cable showing the BNC connector end. 10BASE2 cable with a BNC T-connector. 10BASE2 cable end terminator. Source: Internet
However some IRC bots are used to launch malicious attacks such as denial of service, spamming, or exploitation. citation Bouncer main A program that runs as a daemon on a server and functions as a persistent proxy is known as a BNC or bouncer. Source: Internet
The Charles Family would like to thank the Ambulance EMT’s, Dr. Lathrop and the ER Team, the Bethel Police Department, ONC, BNC, Calista Corporation, VFW, and Women’s VFW. Source: Internet
Apart from the 114 000t of nickel resource at Trojan Mine, BNC also has the Hunters Road open cast nickel project in Kwekwe it considers key to regaining its status and reputation as Africa’s only integrated nickel smelting and refinery. Source: Internet
BNC owns and operates the Shangani and Trojan nickel mines, as well as the Bindura complex. Source: Internet
BNC last used its smelter and refinery in 2008 when the facility was put on care and maintenance due to the impact of a drop in nickel prices and economic instability in Zimbabwe. Source: Internet