ADS
ADS or Ads may refer to:
In arts and entertainment
- ADS (band), a Danish punk band
- ADS (TV station), a television station in Adelaide, South Australia
- ADS (video gaming), short for "Aiming Down Sights", using a weapon's sights or scope to aim
In science and technology
In computing
- Advanced Design System, an electronic design automation tool
- Advantage Database Server, a relational database management system
- Alternate data stream, a filesystem fork in Microsoft NTFS
- Automated decision support, rule-based systems for management
- Active Directory Service , a directory service Microsoft has developed for Windows domain networks.
In military use
- ADS amphibious rifle
- Active Denial System, a directed-energy weapon under development by the US military
- Air Defence Ship, project name for India's Vikrant class aircraft carrier
Other uses in science and technology
- Accelerator-driven system, in nuclear energy, a type of subcritical reactor
- Adaptive Damping System, a type of vehicle suspension
- Aitken Double Star Catalogue
- Anti-de Sitter space, in mathematics and physics
- Archaeology Data Service, an archive for archaeological research
- Astrophysics Data System, an online database of scientific papers
- Atmospheric diving suit
- Antidepressant discontinuation syndrome
- Attention deficit syndrome, a synonym for Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
- Automatic dependent surveillance, a surveillance technology for tracking aircraft
- Autonomous Detection System, a system to detect airborne chemicals, toxins, and pathogens
Other uses
- ADS Group, a British trade organisation
- Adamorobe Sign Language, a village sign language of Ghana
- Addison Airport, in Addison, Texas, US
- Advanced Drainage Systems
- Airbus Defence and Space
- Alliance Data Systems, an American loyalty marketing corporation
- American depositary share, in finance
- American Dialect Society, a learned society
- Ardrossan Harbour railway station, Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, Scotland
See also
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