Definition: The term "fpd" in Christianity typically refers to a type of religious practice known as baptism. In this context, baptism often involves water immersion (feasting on unleavened bread) for 3 days in order to cleanse one from sin and enter into spiritual life as a disciple. It's important to note that in the Bible, "fpd" is a term used to refer to Jesus' baptism by John, which was recorded as being done in Jerusalem at Pentecost (Acts 2:40). This practice has since been widely followed in Christianity for many years.

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Definition: "FPDB" stands for "Finger-Post-Digest Analysis," a technique used in bioinformatics to analyze genomic sequences using techniques from molecular biology, genetics, and computational biology. It's an acronym that stands for Fingerprinting Protein Data Bank, which is where these data banks are maintained. This tool involves analyzing the protein sequence of a gene or other biomarker (like a transcript) and comparing it with other known genes to determine if they have been altered in expression patterns or function over time.

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Definition: FPDF stands for "File Processing Format" which, in its original form was called PDF (Portable Document Format). It's a type of document format that allows users to view and edit text files, but doesn't include any features like images or graphics. Essentially, it is like a lightweight version of Adobe's PDF file format. This format was first introduced by the French company Focal Point in 1990 before gaining international acceptance in the 2000s.

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Definition: HTML (HyperText Markup Language) to PDF conversion tool for converting HTML content into PDF format, which can then be saved in various formats.

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