What does GMT mean?
GMT means Geometry and Trigonometry
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What is the abbreviation for Geometry and Trigonometry?
2 ways to abbreviate Geometry and Trigonometry
Geometry and Trigonometry can be abbreviated as GMT
Other shorthands for Geometry and Trigonometry are: G&T
Geometry and Trigonometry can be abbreviated as GMT
Other shorthands for Geometry and Trigonometry are: G&T
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What does GMT stand for? GMT stands for "Geometry and Trigonometry". |
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What does GMT mean? GMT as abbreviation means "Geometry and Trigonometry". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CGAPPS - Computational Geometry and its Applications
- CGDAM - Conformal Geometry and Dynamics of the American Mathematical
- DG/SA - Distance Geometry and Simulated Annealing
- GETCO - Geometry and Topology in Concurrency Theory
- ISGG - International Society for Geometry and Graphics
- AGGM - Algebraic Geometry and Geometric Modeling
- CGTP - Center for Geometry and Theoretical Physics
- CGC - Combinatorics, Geometry and Computation
- DGDS - Differential Geometry and Dynamical Systems
- G&T - Geometry and Trigonometry
- GINA - Geometry and Functions in ‘N’ Adaptations
- GAP - Geometry and Physics
- GQT - Geometry and Quantum Theory
- GATC - Geometry Algebra Trigonometry and Calculus
- GGTK - Geometry and Grid Toolkit
- GTP - Geometry and Topology Publications
- GTM - Geometry and Topology Monographs
- GT - Geometry and topology
- g&t - Geometry and Topology
- gss - Geometry and Spatial Sense