MID

MID or Mid may refer to:

Computers and electronics

MapInfo Interchange Format; .mid is also sometimes used as the filename extension for some MapInfo files
Media Identification Code (MID code), a code indicating the manufacturer of a DVD
Mobile Internet device, a category of mobile computer
Molded Interconnect Device, an injection molded thermoplastic part with integrated electronic circuit traces
Multiple interface declaration, a construct in some computer programming languages
Musical Instrument Digital Interface: .mid is sometimes used as an alternate filename extension for MIDI files

Multi-infarct dementia, a disease also known as vascular dementia
Minimal important difference, the smallest improvement felt to be meaningful by a patient
Monocyte, a type of white blood cell in the innate immune system of vertebrates

Maritime identification digits, a 3-digit code identifying the country of a ship/coastal station using communication equipment.
Mentioned in Despatches, a military award for gallantry or otherwise commendable service
Militarized Interstate Disputes, conflicts between states that do not involve full-scale wars
Military Intelligence Division, a former military intelligence branch of the United States Army

Integration and Development Movement, a political party in Argentina
Manuel Crescencio Rejón International Airport, with IATA airport code MID
Middletown station (Pennsylvania), with Amtrak station code MID
Modesto Irrigation District, a special district in California
Mortgage interest deduction, a tax deduction for mortgage interest paid by homeowners
Measuring Instruments Directive
Mid vowel
Midfielder, a position in association football
Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, for which MID is a colloquial term
Main Intelligence Directorate of Russia

gollark: I'm busy on SPUDNET.

gollark: Hmm, if I implement 🐝s in Lua for CC/OC I could run their communications over APIONET!

gollark: They would be pseudobees, not real bees.

gollark: Hmm, yes, a fair concern. Maybe you would have to use built-in bees to perform some operations, to encourage inter-bee interaction?

gollark: Basically.

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