What does HERLA mean?
HERLA means High Energy Research Laboratory Area
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for High Energy Research Laboratory Area?
High Energy Research Laboratory Area can be abbreviated as HERLA
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What does HERLA stand for? HERLA stands for "High Energy Research Laboratory Area". |
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How to abbreviate "High Energy Research Laboratory Area"? "High Energy Research Laboratory Area" can be abbreviated as HERLA. |
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What is the meaning of HERLA abbreviation? The meaning of HERLA abbreviation is "High Energy Research Laboratory Area". |
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What is HERLA abbreviation? One of the definitions of HERLA is "High Energy Research Laboratory Area". |
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What does HERLA mean? HERLA as abbreviation means "High Energy Research Laboratory Area". |
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What is shorthand of High Energy Research Laboratory Area? The most common shorthand of "High Energy Research Laboratory Area" is HERLA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HELLADS - High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defense System
- HEDLA - High Energy Density Laboratory Astrophysics
- PIEREA - Public Interest Energy Research Environmental Area
- SHEAL - Shuttle High Energy Astrophysics Laboratory
- AERL - Applied Energy Research Laboratory
- ERL - Energy Research Laboratory
- HEML - High Energy Microwave Laboratory
- HERTF - High Energy Research and Technology Facility
- HEDLP - High Energy Density Laboratory Physics
- HEDLP - High Energy Density Laboratory Plasmas
- HEPL - High Energy Physics Laboratory
- AERL - Advanced Energy Research Laboratory
- HERA - high energy research applications
- HERL - Human Energy Research Laboratory
- HERL - Hycal Energy Research Laboratory
- AERL - Atomic Energy Research Laboratory
- HELLADS - High Energy Liquid Laser Area Defence System
- HVRL - High Voltage Research Laboratory
- BERL - Building Energy Research Laboratory (est. 1979; University of Massachusetts; Amherst, MA)
- RHEPL - Rutherford High-Energy Physics Laboratory