DV (disambiguation)
In arts and media
- D.V., a 1984 autobiography of fashion icon Diana Vreeland
- Dagblaðið Vísir, an Icelandic newspaper
- The Distorted View Show, podcast
- DV, or Diari de Vilanova, a Catalan newspaper
In law and government
- Developed Vetting, a high level security clearance for access to classified information in the United Kingdom
- Diversity Immigrant Visa, or Green Card Lottery, a US lottery program for receiving a Permanent Resident Card
- Domestic violence, a form of physical, verbal, or sexual abuse directed at family members
In science and technology
- Delta-v, in spaceflight, a measure of the impulse needed to perform a maneuver
- Daily Value, a nutrition term
- Dependent variable, in mathematical and statistical modelling
- DESQview, a text-mode DOS multitasking environment by Quarterdeck Office Systems
- Distance vector, a term used in network routing protocols
- Distant vision, in eyeglass prescriptions
Other uses
- DV, Roman numeral representation of the number 505
- Dei verbum, a major document from the Second Vatican Council
- Deo volente, Latin for "God willing"
- Maldivian language, and dialects Dhivehi and Mahl (ISO 639-1 alpha-2 code DV)
- Albatros D.V, a German World War I fighter plane
- SCAT Airlines, by IATA airline code
gollark: I use terminator.
gollark: ```python#!/usr/bin/env python3import randomimport fileinput# https://github.com/LyricLy/Esobot/blob/bcc9e548c84ea9b23fc832d0b0aaa8288de64886/cogs/general.pylyrictable_raw = { "a": "а", "c": "с", "e": "е", "s": "ѕ", "i": "і", "j": "ј", "o": "о", "p": "р", "y": "у", "x": "х" }lyrictable = str.maketrans({v: k for k, v in lyrictable_raw.items()})for line in fileinput.input(): line = line.replace("\n", "") print(line.translate(lyrictable).replace("\u200b", ""))```
gollark: The homoglyphs thing would have been better, to be honest! I just copypasted the translation table esobot uses out of its source code.
gollark: But I'm really typing this fast! You're discriminating against me!
gollark: Bow to my amazing typing abilities, mortals.
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