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ELFabbr. extremely low frequency
elf E0086700 (ĕlf) n. pl. elves (ĕlvz) 1. A magical creature in human form but usually smaller, often considered mischievous. 2. a. A lively, mischievous child. b. A usually sprightly or mischievous or sometimes spiteful person.
[Middle English, from Old English ælf; see albho- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.] elf (ɛlf) n, pl elves (ɛlvz) 1. (European Myth & Legend) (in folklore) one of a kind of legendary beings, usually characterized as small, manlike, and mischievous2. a mischievous or whimsical child[Old English ælf; related to Old Norse elfr elf, Middle Low German alf incubus, Latin albus white] ˈelfˌlike adj
ELF abbreviation for (General Physics) extremely low frequency elf (ɛlf)
n., pl. elves (elvz). 1. a diminutive being in folklore given to mischievous interference in human affairs. 2. a small or mischievous person, esp. a child. [before 1000; Middle English, back formation from elven, Old English elfen nymph (i.e., female elf); see elfin] elf′like`, adj. ELF or elf, extremely low frequency. Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  elf - (folklore) fairies that are somewhat mischievousgremlin, imp, pixie, pixy, hob, browniefolklore - the unwritten lore (stories and proverbs and riddles and songs) of a culturefaerie, faery, fairy, fay, sprite - a small being, human in form, playful and having magical powersleprechaun - a mischievous elf in Irish folkloresandman - an elf in fairy stories who sprinkles sand in children's eyes to make them sleepy | | 2. | ELF - below 3 kilohertzextremely low frequencyradio frequency - an electromagnetic wave frequency between audio and infraredelectromagnetic spectrum - the entire frequency range of electromagnetic waves |
elfnoun fairy, brownie, hob, pixie, puck, imp, sprite, troll, goblin, leprechaun, hobgoblin Tolkien's world of dwarves, dragons and elvesTranslationself (elf) noun – plural elves (elvz) – a tiny and mischievous fairy. 小精靈 小精灵ˈelfin adjective of or like an elf. 小精靈的 小精灵的elf
elf, in Germanic mythology, a type of fairy. Usually represented as tiny people, elves are said to dwell in forests, in the sea, and in the air. Although they can be friendly to man, they are more frequently vengeful and mischievous.  Located in the Chequamegon National Forest in Wisconsin, this satellite receiver was part of the ELF project. According to the U.S. Navy, this and other receivers were shut down in 2004. Conspiracy theorists have their doubts. ELFConspiracy researchers are convinced that ELF has been used for mind control and has been responsible for many alleged suicides and mysterious deaths. Extremely low frequency (ELF) is the band of radio frequencies from 3 to 300 Hz. The U.S. Navy has used ELF very successfully in communicating with their submerged submarines. Submarines are blocked from most electromagnetic signals because of the electrical conductivity of salt water. However, communications in the ELF range are able to penetrate much more deeply. ELF is quite limited in its use in ordinary communications for the very reason that it is useful to signal submarines. Its extremely low transmission rate would require enormously large antennae in order to communicate over long distances or internationally. The government constructed and maintained two sites, in the Chequamegon National Forest, Wisconsin, and the Escanaba State Forest, Michigan, each utilizing power lines as antennas stretching from fourteen to twenty-eight miles in length. Ecologists became concerned about environmental conditions and human health problems resulting from the great amounts of electricity generated and emitted by ELF, and in 1984 a federal judge ordered construction halted until further studies could be made and evaluated. In spite of the U.S. Navy’s protesting that they had invested over $25 million in studying the effects of ELF and had found their frequencies no more harmful to the environment and humans than standard power lines, the antennae were ordered dismantled beginning in 2004. Conspiracy theorists don’t buy into the abandonment of any government ELF program. They warn that the human brain can be controlled, even at a distance, by the utilization of ELF carried by pulse-modulated microbeams. Shadow government or New World Order agencies have the technology to broadcast mind-control commands directly into the brain by use of microwave beams. Secret Russian neuromedical research discovered that there are specific brain frequencies for each mood, thought, and emotion that humans experience. An extensive catalog of these brain actions with their distinctive frequencies was established by Russian scientists and psychologists. An agent can beam ELF waves for anger, suicide, hysteria, lust, paranoia, or whatever he chooses at a potential victim and control that individual’s actions from the room next door or from a car parked across the street. Conspiracy researchers are convinced that the transmission of ELF has been instrumental in the alleged suicides and mysterious deaths of scientists, UFO investigators, and witnesses to secret New World Order machinations. If the suicide brain frequency should be beamed at a victim, he or she would enter severe bouts of depression that would quite likely result in suicide. Researchers see this as an explanation why a scientist, a researcher, or a government official who was reported by his or her friends and family to have been positive and happy might suddenly become depressed and commit suicide after a few hours or days of ELF beams. ELF (communications) extremely low frequency Elfcluricaunesmall creature who appears as an old man; knows about hidden treasure. [Irish Folklore: Brewer Dictionary, 213]elf (in folklore) one of a kind of legendary beings, usually characterized as small, manlike, and mischievous ELFBinary format used by System V Release 4 Unix.ELF(Extremely Low Frequency) See frequency bands.FinancialSeeElvesELF
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| ELF➣Extremely Low Frequency (3-30 Hz; 100,000-10,000 km) | | ELF➣European Lung Foundation (Sheffield, UK) | | ELF➣Earth Liberation Front | | ELF➣Early Learning Fun (education; various locations) | | ELF➣Essential Living Foods (Culver City, CA) | | ELF➣Eyes Lips Face (cosmetics company) | | ELF➣Enhanced Liver Fibrosis (test) | | ELF➣Essential Legal Framework (workshop; various locations) | | ELF➣Ever Lasting Friends (Super Junior fan club) | | ELF➣Executable and Linking Format (computer data format) | | ELF➣Executive Leadership Foundation (various organizations) | | ELF➣External Line Format | | ELF➣Extended Language Facility | | ELF➣Extensible Linking Format | | ELF➣Executable and Linking Format | | ELF➣Extremely Low Frequency | | ELF➣Electronic Application Form File | | ELF➣Extended Layer File | | ELF➣Extremely Large Fabric | | ELF➣Extended Log Format | | ELF➣Elvish Linguistic Fellowship (J.R.R. Tolkien) | | ELF➣Electronic Filing | | ELF➣Eritrean Liberation Front (Eritrea) | | ELF➣English Language Fellow (various locations) | | ELF➣Environmental Law Foundation | | ELF➣Epithelial Lining Fluid (medical) | | ELF➣Electric Light Fixtures (real estate) | | ELF➣Extremely Low Flow | | ELF➣Emeril Lagasse Foundation | | ELF➣Environmental Liberation Front (est. 1992) | | ELF➣Exchange of Large Files (computing) | | ELF➣Enzyme-Labeled Fluorescence | | ELF➣Early Life Failure | | ELF➣Endangered Language Fund (Yale University) | | ELF➣Europe Lost and Found | | ELF➣Early Learning Foundation | | ELF➣Emergency Loan Fund (various organizations) | | ELF➣Economic Limit Factor (tax rate adjustment for oil and gas field production) | | ELF➣Elf Lore Family (south-central Indiana) | | ELF➣Electronic Low Frequency | | ELF➣Electromagnetic Flux (Earthsiege terminology game) | | ELF➣Erisian Liberation Front | | ELF➣Education and Legal Fund (Ohio) | | ELF➣Engagement Level Feedback | | ELF➣Education Loan Funding Corp. (Denver, CO) | | ELF➣e-Learning Forum | | ELF➣Electroforce | | ELF➣Environmental Learning Facility (various locations) | | ELF➣Effective Learning Framework | | ELF➣Electronic Labor Force (software) | | ELF➣Enterprise Learning Framework (Microsoft Vista) | | ELF➣Extraterrestrial Life Form | | ELF➣Environmental Life Force (activist group) | | ELF➣Enterprise Loan Fund (various organizations) | | ELF➣Evans Park, Lincoln Avenue, and Franklin Avenue | | ELF➣Extension Language Facility | | ELF➣Electronic Location Finder | | ELF➣Educational Leadership Foundation | | ELF➣Extended Layer File (WinImages image processing software) | | ELF➣Emergent Learning Forum | | ELF➣Electrostatic Levitation Furnace | | ELF➣Evolutionary Learning of Fuzzy Rules (system) | | ELF➣Eliminate Landmines Forever (ChemTech) | | ELF➣External Financing Limit (UK) | | ELF➣Explicit Link Failure | | ELF➣Eesti Looduse Fond (Estonian Fund for Nature) | | ELF➣El Fasher, Sudan - El Fasher (Airport Code) | | ELF➣Explosive-Actuated Light Filter | | ELF➣Employee Learning Fund (Canada) | | ELF➣Eye-safe Laser Filter | | ELF➣Energie Liquide de France (corporate name) | | ELF➣Energy Level Finder | | ELF➣Engineered Landform | | ELF➣Engineered Land Form | | ELF➣Extensible and Linking Format |
elf
Synonyms for elfnoun fairySynonyms- fairy
- brownie
- hob
- pixie
- puck
- imp
- sprite
- troll
- goblin
- leprechaun
- hobgoblin
Synonyms for elfnoun (folklore) fairies that are somewhat mischievousSynonyms- gremlin
- imp
- pixie
- pixy
- hob
- brownie
Related Words- folklore
- faerie
- faery
- fairy
- fay
- sprite
- leprechaun
- sandman
noun below 3 kilohertzSynonymsRelated Words- radio frequency
- electromagnetic spectrum
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