DAF
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DAF may refer to:
Science, nature and technology
- Decay accelerating factor, a protein involved in the complement system
- Delayed auditory feedback, a device used to delay a person's voice to their own ear, which reduces stuttering and cluttering
- Directed attention fatigue, a neurological symptom characterized by the fatigue of the inhibitory attention system
- Dissolved air flotation (DAF), a water treatment process
- Dwarf African frog
- Dynamic amplification factor, a factor of increase of effect over a static load due a dynamic load in structural dynamics
Geography
- Daf, Iran, a village in Razavi Khorasan Province
Arts and entertainment
- Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft, an electropunk/NDW band from Düsseldorf
- D.A.F. (song), a song by Powderfinger
- Daf, a percussive instrument
- Diamonds Are Forever (film) the seventh official James Bond film starring Sean Connery
- Durak Army Finland, a fan club of the Finnish rock band Durak, similar to Turbojugend
Historical and military
- United States Department of the Air Force, The military department (i.e. sub-cabinet-level component organization of the Department of Defense) within which the United States Air Force is a military service.
- Desert Air Force, an RAF formation operating in North Africa during World War II
- Defectors from the French army to the ALN [défecteurs de l'armée française] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help), a faction within the Algerian army
- Deutsche Arbeitsfront or German Labour Front, the state-run amalgamated trade union organization of Nazi Germany
- Djibouti Air Force
Business
- DAF Bus, a Netherlands-based bus builder now known as VDL Bus Chassis
- DAF Car BV, a former Dutch automobile manufacturing company, currently operating under the name VDL Nedcar
- DAF Trucks, a Dutch truck (and formerly automobile) manufacturing company
- Delivered At Frontier, a term used when goods are transported by rail and road, see Incoterms
See also
- Daf Yomi, the daily regimen Talmud study in Judaism