What does PASE mean?
PASE means Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment?
Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment can be abbreviated as PASE
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What does PASE stand for? PASE stands for "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment". |
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How to abbreviate "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment"? "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment" can be abbreviated as PASE. |
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What is the meaning of PASE abbreviation? The meaning of PASE abbreviation is "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment". |
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What is PASE abbreviation? One of the definitions of PASE is "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment". |
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What does PASE mean? PASE as abbreviation means "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment". |
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What is shorthand of Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment? The most common shorthand of "Pacific Atmospheric Sulfur Experiment" is PASE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CAENEX - Complete Atmospheric Energetics Experiment
- PACJET - Pacific Landfalling JETS Experiment
- ALE - Atmospheric Luminosity Experiment
- AVE - Atmospheric Variability Experiment
- DARE - Denuder Atmospheric Research Experiment
- GAGE - Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment
- HAPEX - Hydrologic Atmospheric Pilot Experiment
- HAPEX - Hydrological Atmospheric Pilot Experiment
- LASE - Lidar Atmospheric Sensing Experiment
- LACE - Laser Atmospheric Compensation Experiment
- LACE - Lunar Atmospheric Composition Experiment
- PPME - Pacific Plate Motion Experiment
- SASE - Shuttle Atmospheric Science Experiment
- ALE - Atmospheric Lifetime Experiment
- APE - Atmospheric Pilot Experiment
- CAEE - Complete Atmospheric Energetics Experiment
- ALE/GAGE - Atmospheric Lifetime Experiment/Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment
- PACE - Pacific Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment
- ACE - Atmospheric Compensation Experiment
- ACE - Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (University of Waterloo's Chemistry Department)