What does CAMI mean?
CAMI means Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry
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What is the abbreviation for Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry?
2 ways to abbreviate Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry
Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry can be abbreviated as CAMI
Other shorthands for Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry are: CAMI
Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry can be abbreviated as CAMI
Other shorthands for Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry are: CAMI
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What does CAMI stand for? CAMI stands for "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry". |
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How to abbreviate "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry"? "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry" can be abbreviated as CAMI. |
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What is the meaning of CAMI abbreviation? The meaning of CAMI abbreviation is "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry". |
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What is CAMI abbreviation? One of the definitions of CAMI is "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry". |
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What does CAMI mean? CAMI as abbreviation means "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry". |
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What is shorthand of Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry? The most common shorthand of "Computer Applications in the Mineral Industry" is CAMI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- COMBINE - Computer Models for the Building Industry in Europe
- ROCAPPI - Research on Computer Applications in the Printing and Publishing Industries
- CAINE - Computer Applications in Industry and Engineering
- CAB - Computer Applications in the Biosciences
- CABIOS - Computer Applications in the Biosciences (journal / revue)
- CAMI - Computer Applications in the Minerals Industries
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