What does LCI mean?
LCI means Layers of Coalition Interoperability
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Layers of Coalition Interoperability?
Layers of Coalition Interoperability can be abbreviated as LCI
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What does LCI stand for? LCI stands for "Layers of Coalition Interoperability". |
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How to abbreviate "Layers of Coalition Interoperability"? "Layers of Coalition Interoperability" can be abbreviated as LCI. |
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What is the meaning of LCI abbreviation? The meaning of LCI abbreviation is "Layers of Coalition Interoperability". |
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What is LCI abbreviation? One of the definitions of LCI is "Layers of Coalition Interoperability". |
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What does LCI mean? LCI as abbreviation means "Layers of Coalition Interoperability". |
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What is shorthand of Layers of Coalition Interoperability? The most common shorthand of "Layers of Coalition Interoperability" is LCI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CIAV - Coalition Interoperability Assurance and Validation
- CIT - Coalition Interoperability Trial
- DICE - Department of Defense Interoperability Communications Exercise
- DMEC - Deep Layers of Medial Entorhinal Cortex
- I3D - Chief of the Interoperability, Integration & Initiatives Division (J7)
- JCIS - Joint Coalition Interoperability Solution
- LCIM - Levels of Conceptual Interoperability Model
- LOBi - Line of Business Interoperability
- LOPA - Layers of Protection Analysis
- MLOR - Multiple Layers of Resilience
- WSCI - Web Services for Coalition Interoperability
- DEI - Directorate of Engineering Interoperability
- DLSC - Deep Layers of Superior Colliculus
- LAM - Layers of Material
- LOPA - Layers of Protection Approach
- MRF-DLSC - mesencephalic reticular formation-deep layers of the superior colliculus
- SOSI - System of Systems Interoperability
- CITs - Coalition Interoperability Trials
- loc - Layers of Color
- de-lamination. - On an aircraft, the separating or tearing away, typically during flight, of the layers of composite materials that make up the surface of the craft.