NF
Wikimedia disambiguation page
NF may refer to:
Computing and technology
.nf, the internet country code top-level domain for Norfolk Island
NF file format, used by TRUMPF machines
Noise figure, in radio and radar signal processing
Normal forms, criteria for determining a table's degree of vulnerability to logical inconsistencies and anomalies
Companies and organizations
Air Vanuatu (IATA airline designator NF), the national airline of Vanuatu
National Front (disambiguation), the name of many political parties
N.F.-Board, a defunct international football association
Nuestra Familia, a Mexican American criminal organization
Northwest Front, an American white nationalist group founded by Harold Covington
Netflix, a US-based worldwide entertainment media provider
NF Records, a record label by Japanese rock band Sakanaction
Political groups
National Forum (Croatia), a political party in Croatia
National Front (UK), a British Neo-fascist political party.
Nationalist Front (Germany), a German Neo-Nazi group.
Nationalist Front (United States), an American far-right coalition of groups.
Biology and medicine
Neurofibromatosis, a medical disorder in which nerve tissues grow tumors
Necrotizing fasciitis, a type of bacterial infection
Nuclear factor e.g.
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