PIC

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PIC or Pic can refer to the following:

  • Pacific Islanders in Communications
  • Pacific Islands Club
  • Parallel interference cancellation
  • Parent Indicator Code (US military)
  • Particulate inorganic carbon
  • Partners in Crime (band)
  • Patient inform consent in clinical trial
  • Patrol in Council (Scouts)
  • Peer interactive communication
  • Peripheral Imaging Corporation
  • Peripheral inserted catheter
  • Peripheral intravenous catheter
  • Person in charge
  • Personal identification card
  • Personal identification code
  • Personal information carrier
  • Personal information collection
  • Personal Information Communicator
  • Personal informed consent in clinical trial consent form for each patient to sign in English and native language
  • Personal interactive communicator
  • Personnel Investigations Center (US govt)
  • Photographic Interpretation Center (several US)
  • Photographic Interpretation Centre (UK)
  • Pitch-In Canada
  • Plastic insulated cable
  • Plastic insulated conductor
  • Plume impingement contamination
  • Pocket ion chamber
  • Port interface card
  • Portable intensive care
  • Potential impact circle
  • Primary Interexchange Carrier
  • Production and Inventory Control
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