What does GATE mean?
GATE means Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment?
Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment can be abbreviated as GATE
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What does GATE stand for? GATE stands for "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment". |
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How to abbreviate "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment"? "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment" can be abbreviated as GATE. |
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What is the meaning of GATE abbreviation? The meaning of GATE abbreviation is "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment". |
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What is GATE abbreviation? One of the definitions of GATE is "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment". |
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What does GATE mean? GATE as abbreviation means "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment". |
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What is shorthand of Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment? The most common shorthand of "Global Atlantic Tropical Experiment" is GATE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TROPEX - Tropical Experiment
- GATE - GARP (Global Atmospheric Research Program) Atlantic Tropical Experiment
- GAGE - Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment
- GOME - Global Ozone Mapping Experiment
- GOME - Global Ozone Monitoring Experiment
- ATE - Atlantic Tropical Experiment
- GAGE - Global Atmosphere Gases Experiment
- GATE - Global Atmosphere Tropical Experiment
- GOCE - Global Ocean Circulation Experiment
- GTCE - Global Tropospheric Chemistry Experiment
- TACE - Tropical Atlantic Climate Experiment
- TOGA-TAO - Tropical Ocean and Global Atmosphere Tropical Atmosphere Ocean
- ATEX - Atlantic Tropical Experiment
- GATE - Global Atmospheric Research Programme Atlantic Tropical Experiment
- TEB - Tropical Experiment Board
- TEC - Tropical Experiment Council
- GATE - Global Acoustic Transmission Experiment
- GOME - Global Ozone Measurement Experiment
- Toga/tao - Tropical Ocean and Global Atmosphere/Tropical Atmosphere Ocean
- GATE - GARP Atlantic Tropical Experiment