What does TEA mean?
TEA means Transversely Excited Atmosphere
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Transversely Excited Atmosphere?
Transversely Excited Atmosphere can be abbreviated as TEA
Other shorthands for Transversely Excited Atmosphere are: TEA, TEA
Other shorthands for Transversely Excited Atmosphere are: TEA, TEA
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What does TEA stand for? TEA stands for "Transversely Excited Atmosphere". |
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What is the meaning of TEA abbreviation? The meaning of TEA abbreviation is "Transversely Excited Atmosphere". |
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What is TEA abbreviation? One of the definitions of TEA is "Transversely Excited Atmosphere". |
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What does TEA mean? TEA as abbreviation means "Transversely Excited Atmosphere". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EEGCS - Excited Even Glauber-type Coherent State
- ESIPT - Excited-State Intramolecular Proton Transfer
- ESDPT - Excited State Double-Proton Transfer
- ESEDD - Excited State Electron Density Differential Method
- EXCIMER - Excited Dimer
- SCFX-CI - Excited-State Self-Consistent Field Configuration Interaction
- THGA - Transversely Heated Graphite Atomizer
- EOGCS - Excited Odd Glauber-type Coherent State
- ESMV - Excited-State Mixed Valence
- ESMO - Excited-State Molecular Orbital
- ESA - Excited State Absorption
- ESPT - Excited-State Proton Transfer
- EAES - Excited Auger Electron Spectroscopy
- EBAC - Excited Baryon Analysis Center
- EES - Excited Electronic State
- Tcf - transversely coupled resonator filters
- TEA - Transverse Excited Atmosphere
- TEA - Transversely Exited Atmospheric
- TEA - Transversely Excited Atmospheric (pressure)
- LEA - Longitudinally Excited Atmosphere