What does DOES mean?
DOES means Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf?
Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf can be abbreviated as DOES
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What does DOES stand for? DOES stands for "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf". |
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How to abbreviate "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf"? "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf" can be abbreviated as DOES. |
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What is the meaning of DOES abbreviation? The meaning of DOES abbreviation is "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf". |
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What is DOES abbreviation? One of the definitions of DOES is "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf". |
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What does DOES mean? DOES as abbreviation means "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf". |
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What is shorthand of Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf? The most common shorthand of "Deep Ocean Exchanges with the Shelf" is DOES. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DOTIPOS - Deep Ocean Test-In-Place and Observation System
- DOTREX - Deep Ocean Tracer Experiment
- DOWB - Deep Ocean Work Boat
- DEOS - Deep Ocean Observatories System
- DORC - Deep Ocean Refractory Carbon
- DORS - Deep Ocean Recovery System
- DOPT - Deep Ocean Pressure Tank
- DOSF - Deep Ocean Simulation Facility
- DOEI - Deep Ocean Exploration Institute
- DODS - Deep Ocean Disposal Site
- DOER - Deep Ocean Energy Resources
- DOER - Deep Ocean Exploration and Research
- DOT - Deep Ocean Technology/Transponder
- DOGEE - Deep Ocean Gas Exchange Experiment
- DOWA - Deep Ocean Water Application
- DOARS - Deep Ocean Assessment and Reporting System
- DOME - Deep Ocean Mining Environment
- DOMES - Deep Ocean Mining Environmental Study
- SADOF - Shelf and Deep Ocean Floor
- COSMOS - The Cosmic Evolution Survey a deep field surveyed by many telescopes at different wavelengths, first selected as a Hubble Space Telescope Treasury Project to survey a two square degree equatorial field with the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS).