What does ARLT mean?
ARLT means Automatic Radio Linked Telescope
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Automatic Radio Linked Telescope?
Automatic Radio Linked Telescope can be abbreviated as ARLT
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What does ARLT stand for? ARLT stands for "Automatic Radio Linked Telescope". |
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What is the meaning of ARLT abbreviation? The meaning of ARLT abbreviation is "Automatic Radio Linked Telescope". |
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What is ARLT abbreviation? One of the definitions of ARLT is "Automatic Radio Linked Telescope". |
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What does ARLT mean? ARLT as abbreviation means "Automatic Radio Linked Telescope". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFRTG - Automatic Radio Frequency Techniques Group
- ARDF - Automatic Radio Direction Finding
- ARFTG - Automatic Radio Frequency Techniques Group
- ARFTG - Automatic Radio Frequency Technologies Group
- MERLIN - Multi-Element Radio-Linked Interferometer Network
- RSTN - Radio Solar Telescope Network
- WRST - Westerbork Radio Synthesis Telescope
- ARI - Automatic Radio Information
- MERLIN - Multi Element Radio Linked Interfometer Network
- MTRLI - Multi-Telescope Radio Linked Interferometer
- RAP - radio-linked acoustic positioning
- RLIN - Radio Linked Interferometer Network
- ARC - AUTOMATIC RADIO CONTROL
- ART - Automatic Radio Theodolite
- ARTHUR - Automatic Radio system for Traffic situations on Highways and Urban Roads
- Rat - Radio Astronomy Telescope
- RLTS - Radio-Linked Telemetry System
- MERLIN - Multi Element Radio Linked Interferometer. A seven-telescope radio interferometer
- ART - Automatic Radio Theodolite Master Control Unit As
- ACIT - Automatic Comet Imaging Telescope