For me, the three easiest are: Fakie shove-it. Doesn't require an ollie, if you're comfortable riding fakie this is a very natural way to spin the board. Pop shove-it. A little tougher, since it requires coordination with an ollie, but still a pretty easy flip trick. Kickflip. Much more natural than a heelflip, IMO.
The expression dBm is used to define signal strength in wires and cables at RF and AF frequencies. The symbol is an abbreviation for decibels relative to one milliwatt, where one milliwatt (1 mW) equals 1/1000 of a watt (0.001 W or 10 -3 W). This unit is commonly used in test laboratories. The dBm increment is based on the decibel , a logarithm ic measure of relative power . Suppose a signal has a power level of P mW. Then the signal strength in dBm, symbolized S dBm , is: S dBm = 10 log 10 P. A 1-mW signal has a level of 0 dBm.
DBA stands for doing business as ... It's used to allow a company to operate under a different brand name than the name used to incorporate. Here are some famous examples: - Yum Brands, dba, Kentucky Fried Chicken, or dba, KFC. Here's one on the small business level: - Smith Brothers, Inc., dba, Crystal City Seafood. With the use of a dba, the Smith Brothers can add new brands, like Crystal City Steak House, as wholly owned subsidiary of their corporation, without changing the legal entity or adding an additional one.