What does DCR mean?
DCR means diffusion, convection and reaction
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for diffusion, convection and reaction?
diffusion, convection and reaction can be abbreviated as DCR
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What does DCR stand for? DCR stands for "diffusion, convection and reaction". |
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How to abbreviate "diffusion, convection and reaction"? "diffusion, convection and reaction" can be abbreviated as DCR. |
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What is the meaning of DCR abbreviation? The meaning of DCR abbreviation is "diffusion, convection and reaction". |
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What is DCR abbreviation? One of the definitions of DCR is "diffusion, convection and reaction". |
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What does DCR mean? DCR as abbreviation means "diffusion, convection and reaction". |
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What is shorthand of diffusion, convection and reaction? The most common shorthand of "diffusion, convection and reaction" is DCR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAMEX-3 - Convection and Moisture Experiment Number 3
- HE&R - Human Emotion and Reaction
- KCRE - Kinetics, Catalysis,and Reaction Engineering
- CAMEX - Convection and Moisture Experiment
- CAPE - Convection and Precipitation and Electrification
- CIMEX - Convection and Interfacial Mass Exchange
- DTFI - Diffusion Tensor and Functional Imaging
- SCORE - Solar Convection and Oscillations and Their Relationship
- AdR - Anomaly Detection and Reaction
- CAMEX - Convection and Atmospheric Moisture Experiment
- IDAP - Innovation Diffusion Assessment and Policy
- IDR - Intrusion Detection and Reaction
- ISDC - Inverse Subsidence Diffusion Convection
- prr - Personal Reputation and Reaction
- CAPE - Convection And Precipitation/Electrification Experiment
- Lake-ICE - Lake Induced Convection and Evaporation
- MCT - Mesoscale Convection and Tornado
- dp - Diffusion-weighted and perfusion
- CaPE - Convection and Precipitation/Electrification Experiment (STORM)
- DLD - Diffusion Localization And Dissipation