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ATM Examples
At/m
- ampere-turns per meter.
atm.
- atmosphere; atmospheres.
- atmospheric.
Related Words for atm ATM Examples from the Web for atm Contemporary Examples of atm
They were presumably brought down and sacrificed in ATM to help garner favor for a possibly ailing community.
The Cave Where Mayans Sacrificed Humans Is Open for Visitors
Nina Strochlic
August 14, 2014
Jack only released the how-to of the hack to the ATM makers, and only after the fixes had already been made.
Death of Hero Hacker Barnaby Jack Ruled a Drug Overdose
Brandy Zadrozny
January 4, 2014
The Somalis counted down again, minute thirty, minute, thirty seconds, twenty… ATM and Colin had their heads bowed.
‘You Have 30 Seconds’: The Real Captain Phillips’s Gripping Memoir
Captain Richard Phillips, Stephan Talty
October 11, 2013
If you had the choice, would you rather use your debit card or your smartphone to access your account at an ATM?
New Bank ATMs Feature Human Presence
CNBC
August 5, 2013
For example, if you lose or forget your ATM card, you can prove your identity by showing the teller a driver’s license.
New Bank ATMs Feature Human Presence
CNBC
August 5, 2013
Historical Examples of atm
So also is the Atm in man ere evolution and struggle have begun.
Annie Besant
This is represented by the curve FI; under a pressure of 225 atm.
The Phase Rule and Its Applications
Alexander Findlay
In other words, if we take the mean case, an increase of pressure of more than 30 atm.
The Phase Rule and Its Applications
Alexander Findlay
British Dictionary definitions for atm ATM abbreviation for
- automated teller machine
- asynchronous transfer mode: used in digital communications, etc
- text messaging at the moment
atm. abbreviation for
- atmosphere (unit of pressure)Also: at.
Word Origin and History for atm ATM
1976, acronym for automated teller machine (1974), which was developed in modern form c.1968.
atm in Medicine atm abbr.
- atmosphere
atm in Culture ATM
An abbreviation for automated teller machine. This is a computer terminal that takes the place of a human bank teller and allows the user to access basic bank services, such as making deposits and cash withdrawals from remote locations, twenty-four hours a day.