What does BLINK mean?
BLINK means the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar?
the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar can be abbreviated as BLINK
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What does BLINK stand for? BLINK stands for "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar". |
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How to abbreviate "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar"? "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar" can be abbreviated as BLINK. |
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What is the meaning of BLINK abbreviation? The meaning of BLINK abbreviation is "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar". |
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What is BLINK abbreviation? One of the definitions of BLINK is "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar". |
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What does BLINK mean? BLINK as abbreviation means "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar". |
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What is shorthand of the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar? The most common shorthand of "the Deliberate Intermittent Operation of A Radar" is BLINK. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CROSSBOW-S - Construction of a Radar to Operationally Simulate Signals Believed to Originate Within the Soviet Union
- CROSSBOW-ROW - Construction of a Radar to Operationally Simulate Signals Believed to Originate Within the Rest of the World
- DIED - The Development and Implementation of a European network of vocational qualifications Databases
- OSS - Operation of a Storage Structure
- TM - The Development and Implementation of a transnationalTraining Module in health and social care education in EU countries
- CROSSBOW-S - Construction of a Radar that Operationally Simulates Signals believed to have Originated Within the Soviet Union
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