What does CRDS mean?
CRDS means discharge--complex repetitive discharges
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for discharge--complex repetitive discharges?
discharge--complex repetitive discharges can be abbreviated as CRDS
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What does CRDS stand for? CRDS stands for "discharge--complex repetitive discharges". |
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How to abbreviate "discharge--complex repetitive discharges"? "discharge--complex repetitive discharges" can be abbreviated as CRDS. |
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What is the meaning of CRDS abbreviation? The meaning of CRDS abbreviation is "discharge--complex repetitive discharges". |
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What is CRDS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CRDS is "discharge--complex repetitive discharges". |
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What does CRDS mean? CRDS as abbreviation means "discharge--complex repetitive discharges". |
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What is shorthand of discharge--complex repetitive discharges? The most common shorthand of "discharge--complex repetitive discharges" is CRDS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 6854 - Discharges Firearm In or Near Place or Dwelling
- RFVB - Repetitive Forms of Ventricular Beats
- REP-PCR - Repetitive Extragenic Palindromic Sequence Polymerase Chain Reaction
- RAFZ - Repetitive Atrial Firing Zone
- RECIB - Repetitive Extracorporeal Irradiation of Blood
- ROOMS - Repetitive Ocular Orthopedic Motion Stress
- RSMINC - Repetitive Subliminal Messages Inc.
- RUIT - Repetitive Use Injury Therapy
- CRD - Complex Repetitive Discharge
- cTBC - Complex Thalamocortical Burst Complex
- HCMW - Discharge under Honorable Conditions, Minors Enlisted without Consent, under 18 at Time of Discharge
- DAR - Discharges And Runoff
- DFUM - Discharges From Underground Mines
- DIM - Discharges Into an underground Mine
- DIUM - Discharges Into an Underground Mine
- DUM - Discharges into an Underground Mine
- HVS - discharges/high voltage spindle
- RPD - Repetitive or periodic discharges
- CRDs - complex repetitive discharges
- CSCS - Complex Systems Complex systems