What does WA# mean?
WA# means Experiment number at CERN
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Experiment number at CERN?
Experiment number at CERN can be abbreviated as WA#
Other shorthands for Experiment number at CERN are: NA#, UA#
Other shorthands for Experiment number at CERN are: NA#, UA#
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What does WA# stand for? WA# stands for "Experiment number at CERN". |
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How to abbreviate "Experiment number at CERN"? "Experiment number at CERN" can be abbreviated as WA#. |
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What is the meaning of WA# abbreviation? The meaning of WA# abbreviation is "Experiment number at CERN". |
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What is WA# abbreviation? One of the definitions of WA# is "Experiment number at CERN". |
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What does WA# mean? WA# as abbreviation means "Experiment number at CERN". |
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What is shorthand of Experiment number at CERN? The most common shorthand of "Experiment number at CERN" is WA#. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CDHSW - CERN-Dormund-Heidelberg-Saclay-Warsaw
- CAMEX-3 - Convection and Moisture Experiment Number 3
- CIXP - CERN Internet Exchange Point
- LAPRE-1 - Los Alamos Power Reactor Experiment Number 1
- LAPRE-2 - Los Alamos Power Reactor Experiment Number 2
- NA# - Experiment Number at CERN
- UA# - Experiment number at CERN
- CESAR - CERN Electron Storage and Accumulation Ring
- E# - Experiment number at Fermilab, BNL, or other laboratory
- LHCC - Large Hadron Collider at CERN
- NSAR - Number Selected at Random
- ISIEC - Initial Safety Information on Experiments at CERN
- NCRC - Number at the Conference Center
- NUCN - Number of Unallocated Channels at Node
- NC - Number of Unallocated Channels at Node
- ALEPH - Apparatus for LEP PHysics, at CERN
- DELPHI - Detector with Lepton Photon and Hadron Identification at CERN'sLEP accelerator
- ISOLDE - Isotype On-Line separator at CERN
- OPAL - Omni Purpose Apparatus for LEP, at CERN
- LPCC - LHC Physics Centre at CERN