prom

Definitions

General English

• noun a school dance

Computing

• noun
  (written as PROM)
  read only memory that can be programmed by the user, as distinct from ROM, which is programmed by the manufacturer.
• noun
  (written as PROM)
  an electronic device in which data can be stored.
• acronym forprogrammable memory
  (written as PROM)
• acronym forprogrammable read only memory
  (written as PROM)

Electronics

• (written as PROM)
  Acronym for programmable read-only memory. A chip which may be programmed once, usually by a customer. This contrasts with EEPROM chips, which can be reprogrammed, and with ROM chips, which are programmed when manufactured. Also called PROM chip.
• acronym forprogrammable read-only memory
  (written as PROM)
• acronym forprogrammable read-only memory chip
  (written as PROM)
• acronym forprogrammable ROM
  (written as PROM)

Health Economics

• acronym forpatient-reported outcome measure
  (written as PROM)
• PROMs are measures of a patient's health status or health-related quality of life. They are typically short, self-completed questionnaires to measure patients' health status or health-related quality of life at a single point in time, as used in the NHS in England before and after a clinical intervention since 2009.

General Science

• noun an electronic device in which data can be stored.
• noun a memory integrated circuit that can be programmed with data by a user.

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Contexts for “prom”

13 definitions in context
• General English
• Computing
• Electronics
• Health Economics
• General Science