What does HTn mean?
HTn means Heterogenous Telescope Networks
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Heterogenous Telescope Networks?
2 ways to abbreviate Heterogenous Telescope Networks
Heterogenous Telescope Networks can be abbreviated as HTn
Other shorthands for Heterogenous Telescope Networks are: htn
Heterogenous Telescope Networks can be abbreviated as HTn
Other shorthands for Heterogenous Telescope Networks are: htn
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TLSCP - Telescope
- TAC - Telescope Allocation Committee
- TACO - Telescope and Accelerator Controlled with Objects
- TA - Telescope Assembly
- TCS - Telescope Control System
- TIPS - Telescope and Instrument Performance Summary Meeting
- TBL - Telescope Bernard Lyot
- TDU - Telescope Demonstration Unit
- TEC - Telescope Engineering Company
- TIA - Telescope and Instrument Assembly
- TTSC - Telescope Time Steering Committee
- HAB - heterogenous inorganic bone
- HDB - heterogenous dense bodies
- HLM - Heterogenous LAN Management
- HEP - Heterogenous Element Processor
- HERALD - Heterogenous Experimental Reactor, Aldermaston
- HLMS - Heterogenous LAN Management Specification
- hnRNP - heterogenous nuclear ribonucleoprotein
- HS - heterogenous stock
- htn - Heterogeneous Telescope Networks