What does GMWRT mean?
GMWRT means Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope?
Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope can be abbreviated as GMWRT
Other shorthands for Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope are: GMRT
Other shorthands for Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope are: GMRT
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What does GMWRT stand for? GMWRT stands for "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope". |
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How to abbreviate "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope"? "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope" can be abbreviated as GMWRT. |
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What is the meaning of GMWRT abbreviation? The meaning of GMWRT abbreviation is "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope". |
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What is GMWRT abbreviation? One of the definitions of GMWRT is "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope". |
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What does GMWRT mean? GMWRT as abbreviation means "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope". |
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What is shorthand of Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope? The most common shorthand of "Giant Meter Wave Radio Telescope" is GMWRT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GAVRT - Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope
- GMRT - Giant Meter-wave Radio Telescope
- GURT - Giant Ukrainian Radio Telescope
- RT - Radio Telescope
- RTRC - Radio Telescope Remote Control
- SORT - Structures for Orbiting Radio Telescope
- UTR - Ukrainian T-Shape Radio Telescope
- GMRT - Giant Meter Radio Telescope
- GMRT - Giant Metre Radio Telescope
- RGWBT - Robinson Gravitational Wave Background Telescope
- RTFC - Radio Telescope Flux Calibrator
- WRM - Wave Radio Module
- GMRT - Giant Meterwave Radio Telescope
- RATIO - Radio Telescope in Orbit
- fast - Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope
- gmrt - Giant Metre-wave Radio Telescope
- mar - Meter Amateur Radio
- wr - Wave Radio
- GMRT - Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope
- SWL - SWL=Short Wave Listener: Individuals engaged in hobby of 'logging' commercial Radio Stations, Foreign B'dcsts, HAM's, short wave radio signals et al: