What does SNR mean?
SNR means Simple Normal Reference
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Simple Normal Reference?
Simple Normal Reference can be abbreviated as SNR
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How to abbreviate "Simple Normal Reference"? "Simple Normal Reference" can be abbreviated as SNR. |
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What is the meaning of SNR abbreviation? The meaning of SNR abbreviation is "Simple Normal Reference". |
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What does SNR mean? SNR as abbreviation means "Simple Normal Reference". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NK/NF - Normal Keratinocytes and Normal Fibroblasts
- STASCTAP - Simple Things Are Simple, Complex Things Are Possible
- NN - Normal to Normal
- NHRS - Normal Human Reference Serum
- NSNA - Normal Shape Normal Alignment
- OGR - OpenGIS Simple Features Reference Implementation
- SSBP - Simple SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) Binding Profile
- SNCD - Simple Normal Crossing Divisor
- NCNP - normal calciumand normal phosphorus
- NCNP - normal calcium, normal available phosphorusdiet
- NPL - Normal Public Library (Normal, IL)
- NPNS - Normal Purchases and Normal Sales
- NWN - normal weight normal subjects
- SNc - Simple Normal Crossings
- NFR - Normal Frequency Reference
- NRS - normal reference serum
- RNS - reference normal serum
- nrrt - Normal Reference Range Table
- NFL - Normal For Londoners. (ODSA). Flexible and disparaging reference to a group of people deemed to be less intelligent or capable than those using the term. The third word is widely substituted for other areas, towns and cities (for example NFN = Normal for
- NFL - Normal For Londoners. (And variations on the same theme, eg, NFN = Normal for Norfolk)