What does DMP mean?
DMP means Department of Metal Physics
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Department of Metal Physics?
Department of Metal Physics can be abbreviated as DMP
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What does DMP stand for? DMP stands for "Department of Metal Physics". |
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How to abbreviate "Department of Metal Physics"? "Department of Metal Physics" can be abbreviated as DMP. |
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What is the meaning of DMP abbreviation? The meaning of DMP abbreviation is "Department of Metal Physics". |
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What is DMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of DMP is "Department of Metal Physics". |
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What does DMP mean? DMP as abbreviation means "Department of Metal Physics". |
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What is shorthand of Department of Metal Physics? The most common shorthand of "Department of Metal Physics" is DMP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DAMTP - Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics
- DPY - Department of Physics
- DOECHAMMP - Department of Energy Computer Hardware, Advanced Mathematics, and Model Physics Program
- PTEMC - Department of Physics and Technologies of Electrotechnical Materials and Components
- DCP - Department of Chemical Physics
- DAP - Department of Applied Physics
- DCPB - Department of Clinical Physics & Bioengineering
- DPM - Department of Physics and Measurements
- LMPT - Laboratory of Metal Physics and Technology
- DAESSP - Department of Atomic Energy Solid State Physics
- DAPE - Department of Accelerator Physics and Engineering
- DAPEM - Department of Astronomy Physics of the Earth and Meteorology
- DGP - Department of General Physics
- DMP - Department of Modern Physics
- DMP - Department of Molecular Physics
- DNP - Department of Nuclear Physics
- DEP - Department of Experimental Physics
- DPAP - Department of Physics and Applied Physics
- FMPC - Faculty of Metal Physics and Chemistry
- DGAP - Department of General and Applied Physics (Russia, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technics)