What does ESA mean?
ESA means Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation?
Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation can be abbreviated as ESA
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What does ESA stand for? ESA stands for "Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation". |
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How to abbreviate "Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation"? "Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation" can be abbreviated as ESA. |
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What is the meaning of ESA abbreviation? The meaning of ESA abbreviation is "Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation". |
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What is ESA abbreviation? One of the definitions of ESA is "Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation". |
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What does ESA mean? ESA as abbreviation means "Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EMSPEC - Electromagnetic Spectrum
- GEMSIS - Global Electromagnetic Spectrum Information System
- AESOP - Afloat Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Program
- DSA - Dynamic Spectrum Allocation
- EEMS - Exploiting the Electromagnetic Spectrum
- EMS - Electromagnetic Spectrum
- ESAR - Electromagnetic Spectrum Allocation Request
- EMSO - Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations
- ESMU - Electromagnetic Spectrum Management Unit
- UWSA - Ultra-Wideband Spectrum Allocation
- ECCM - electronic counter-countermeasures (electromagnetic spectrum)
- ESM - Electromagnetic Spectrum Management
- ESM - electromagnetic spectrum measures
- LSAM - Local Spectrum Allocation Manager
- MUES - Management and Use of the Electromagnetic Spectrum
- ES4 - Electromagnetic Spectrum Satellite Surveillance System
- es - Electromagnetic Spectrum
- ELF - Extremely Luminous Far-infrared Galaxy, a synonym for Ultra-Luminous infrared galaxy - a galaxy which emits more than 1012 solar luminosities in the far-infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
- HLIRG - Hyper-Luminous infrared galaxy - a galaxy which emits more than 1013 solar luminosities in the far-infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
- ULIRG - Ultra-Luminous infrared galaxy - a galaxy which emits more than 1012 solar luminosities in the far-infrared part of the electromagnetic spectrum.