What does SLM mean?
SLM means Subsidence over a Longwall Mine
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Subsidence over a Longwall Mine?
Subsidence over a Longwall Mine can be abbreviated as SLM
Other shorthands for Subsidence over a Longwall Mine are: SOLM
Other shorthands for Subsidence over a Longwall Mine are: SOLM
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What does SLM stand for? SLM stands for "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine". |
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How to abbreviate "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine"? "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine" can be abbreviated as SLM. |
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What is the meaning of SLM abbreviation? The meaning of SLM abbreviation is "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine". |
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What is SLM abbreviation? One of the definitions of SLM is "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine". |
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What does SLM mean? SLM as abbreviation means "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine". |
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What is shorthand of Subsidence over a Longwall Mine? The most common shorthand of "Subsidence over a Longwall Mine" is SLM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AOT 100 - Accumulated Ozone exposure over a threshold of 100 Parts Per Billion
- AOT 40 - Accumulated Ozone Exposure over a threshold of 40 Parts Per Billion
- AOT40 - Accumulated Dose over A Threshold of 40 Parts per Billion
- HC-1D - Huffman Code Over A 1-Dimensional Subspace
- HC-2D - Huffman Code Over A 2-Dimensional Subspace
- ACM - Adventure in a Coal Mine
- ENM - Excavation for a Noncoal Mine
- SLMP - Subsiding Longwall Mine Panels
- SOLM - Subsidence Over a Longwall Mine
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