What does MIPs mean?
MIPs means maximum intensity projections
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for maximum intensity projections?
2 ways to abbreviate maximum intensity projections
maximum intensity projections can be abbreviated as MIPs
Other shorthands for maximum intensity projections are: MIP
maximum intensity projections can be abbreviated as MIPs
Other shorthands for maximum intensity projections are: MIP
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What does MIPs stand for? MIPs stands for "maximum intensity projections". |
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How to abbreviate "maximum intensity projections"? "maximum intensity projections" can be abbreviated as MIPs. |
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What is the meaning of MIPs abbreviation? The meaning of MIPs abbreviation is "maximum intensity projections". |
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What is MIPs abbreviation? One of the definitions of MIPs is "maximum intensity projections". |
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What does MIPs mean? MIPs as abbreviation means "maximum intensity projections". |
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What is shorthand of maximum intensity projections? The most common shorthand of "maximum intensity projections" is MIPs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LMIP - Local Maximum Intensity Projection
- MIP - Maximum Intensity Projection
- MPHI - Maximum Potential Hurricane Intensity
- MPI - Maximum Possible Intensity
- PBCM - Projections of Broken Capsular Matrix
- POCS - Projections onto Convex Set
- ISPTA - intensity, spatial peak temporal average intensity
- MAI - maximum admissible intensity
- MIL - maximum intensity level
- MIPP - Maximum Intensity Pixel Projection
- MIM - maximum intensity measurement method
- MIP - Maximum Intensity Pixel
- MIP - maximum intensity pixelalgorithm
- MIP - Maximum intensity projection images
- MIP - maximum intensity projection imaging
- MIP - maximum-pixel-intensity-projection
- MPI - Maximum Potential Intensity
- PMI - Point of Maximum Intensity
- TMIP - temporal maximum intensity projection
- MTI - maximum tolerable intensity