What does RIS mean?
RIS means Range of the Individual Soil
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Range of the Individual Soil?
Range of the Individual Soil can be abbreviated as RIS
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What does RIS stand for? RIS stands for "Range of the Individual Soil". |
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How to abbreviate "Range of the Individual Soil"? "Range of the Individual Soil" can be abbreviated as RIS. |
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What is the meaning of RIS abbreviation? The meaning of RIS abbreviation is "Range of the Individual Soil". |
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What is RIS abbreviation? One of the definitions of RIS is "Range of the Individual Soil". |
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What does RIS mean? RIS as abbreviation means "Range of the Individual Soil". |
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What is shorthand of Range of the Individual Soil? The most common shorthand of "Range of the Individual Soil" is RIS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PRD - Predicted Range of the Day
- TIV - The Individual Voice
- UPSSS - University of the Philippines Soil Science Society
- FIS - Flags of the Individual State
- GFI - Good Faith of the Individual
- INT - Individual Number of the Taxpayer
- IPFA - Individual Profiles of the Functional Asymmetry
- IRIS - Individual Recognition of the Implant System
- ISMU - Individual Soil Map Units
- NLSS - Nonmined Land of the Same Soil
- ROD - Range of the Day
- RSD - Range of Soil Densities
- SSPA - Soil Survey of the Permit Area
- TIF - The Individual Files
- TNSER - The National Soil Erosion Research
- TWS - The Wetness of the Soil
- smw - Soil Map of the World
- biodiversity. - The range of animal and plant life in an ecosystem.
- district sales manager. - The individual responsible for managing sales at the district level for a hotel, airline, cruise line, or other supplier. Depending on the company, may be primarily a salesperson or a manager of sales
- watershed. - The area drained by a system of rivers. The crest of a ridge or mountain range, marking the point at which water will flow in the opposite direction.