NF

Template:Wiktionary 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.
  • Nuclear factor I
  • Hepatocyte nuclear factors (HNF)
• National Formulary, a manual of medicines

Music

• NF (rapper), American hip hop musician
  • NF (EP), 2014

Places

• Newfoundland and Labrador, a Canadian province, former postal code NF
• Norfolk Island, part of the Commonwealth of Australia

Other uses

• New Foundations, a theory in mathematical logic
• Nitrogen monofluoride, a chemical compound
• Nod factor, a kind of molecule produced by soil bacteria
• NF mark, certification mark by the French AFNOR standards organization
• Night Fighter, a fighter aircraft adapted for use in times of bad visibility
• No Funds, used on bank statements, sometimes written as N/F.

See also

• NF-κB, a protein complex that controls transcription of DNA, cytokine production and cell survival