What does CNR mean?
CNR means Cavallini at the National Research
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Cavallini at the National Research?
Cavallini at the National Research can be abbreviated as CNR
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What does CNR stand for? CNR stands for "Cavallini at the National Research". |
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How to abbreviate "Cavallini at the National Research"? "Cavallini at the National Research" can be abbreviated as CNR. |
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What is the meaning of CNR abbreviation? The meaning of CNR abbreviation is "Cavallini at the National Research". |
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What is CNR abbreviation? One of the definitions of CNR is "Cavallini at the National Research". |
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What does CNR mean? CNR as abbreviation means "Cavallini at the National Research". |
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What is shorthand of Cavallini at the National Research? The most common shorthand of "Cavallini at the National Research" is CNR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CBNRC - Communications Branch of the National Research Council
- KSLNRC - Knowledge Systems Laboratory of the National Research Council
- SIRENE - Supplementary Information Request at the National Entries
- BRI-NRC - Biotechnology Research Institute of the National Research Council
- CCNIH - Conference at the National Institutes of Health
- CNR - Committee the National Research
- CNR - Coordinated by the National Research
- CNR - CPS of the National Research
- CNRE - CNR the National Research
- ET-RR-1 - irradiated at the Egyptian Research Reactor-1
- FNr - Financed by the National Research
- FNr - Framework of the National Research
- RTNR - Review of The National Research
- TNRC - The National Research Center
- TNRC - The National Research Council
- Bull Nrlm - Bulletin of the National Research Laboratory of Metrology
- Mtc/nrc - Manufacturing Technology Center of the National Research Council
- and - Africa at the National Democratic
- and - Affairs at the National Defense
- OPP - Office of Polar Programs at the National Science Foundation