DDS
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- noun
- /diː diː ɛs/
- Specialized
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DDS
- Under section 404.1615(c), there are four types of officials, or groups of officials, who are authorized to make an initial determination of disability at the DDS level.
Examples
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Furthermore, because this analysis will come directly from ALJs and DDSs, claimants will have a better understanding of what exactly is expected of them when presenting information or evidence to SSA officials.
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The software uses DDS to ensure real-time communication between all devices in the system.
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In 2014, although the average DDS initial allowance rate was 37.06%, there was a significant range when individual states were considered.
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It goes up here to the LV DDS and this goes into the display cable on the actual monitor itself.
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DDS Allowance Rate Inconsistencies
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The first proposal suggests making regional specialists and sub-specialist MCs available to DDSs, while the second proposal suggests a change in the SSA regulations and how the SSA collects and analyzes its disability data.
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Our team integrated the DDS standard for better data handling in our distributed application.
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With DDS, we can publish and subscribe to data updates efficiently across various platforms.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word DDS stands for Data Distribution Service, where data means 'information' and distribution means 'sharing'. So DDS names a system that helps computers and machines share information quickly.