What does Tamt mean?
Tamt means Time at Max Temperature
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Time at Max Temperature?
Time at Max Temperature can be abbreviated as Tamt
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What does Tamt stand for? Tamt stands for "Time at Max Temperature". |
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How to abbreviate "Time at Max Temperature"? "Time at Max Temperature" can be abbreviated as Tamt. |
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What is the meaning of Tamt abbreviation? The meaning of Tamt abbreviation is "Time at Max Temperature". |
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What is Tamt abbreviation? One of the definitions of Tamt is "Time at Max Temperature". |
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What does Tamt mean? Tamt as abbreviation means "Time at Max Temperature". |
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What is shorthand of Time at Max Temperature? The most common shorthand of "Time at Max Temperature" is Tamt. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- T-max - Max Temperature
- T80 - time at 80% Vo2max
- HTAT - Holding Time at Temperature
- TAC - Time At Completion
- AMT - at maximum temperature
- CFT - Condensation at Finite Temperature
- OPSURCON - Optimum Surface Condition for fatigue sensitive Components Operating at elevated temperature
- TST - time-steam saturation-temperature
- HALT - Hydrate Addition At Low Temperature (for Sulfur Dioxide Removal From Flue Gases)
- DREAMS - Data Reduction Expedited at Max. Speed
- Tamp - Time at Max Power
- Tmax - Time at Which Cmax Occurred
- OHT - Oxygen at High Temperature
- ts - Time at sea
- tad - Time-At-Depth
- check-in time. - 1. In hotels, the earliest time at which a room will be available. 2. At airline terminals, the latest time at which a passenger may arrive for the flight without risk of losing his seat.
- lead time. - The amount or period of time before the announcement of an event and its occurrence, or between the notification that a task must be undertaken and the time at which it must be completed.
- P-day - (DOD) That point in time at which the rate of production of an item available for military consumption equals the rate at which the item is required by the Armed Forces.
- HARTL - Hardly At Running Temperature Long. An acronym that's now become a term used generally by certain UK service engineers to describe a machine with consistent problems, break-downs, faults etc., ("Is it a Hartl..."). The origin is apparently from a company
- TST - Time, Steam, and Temperature