What does OMMT mean?
OMMT means overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra?
overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra can be abbreviated as OMMT
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What does OMMT stand for? OMMT stands for "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra". |
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How to abbreviate "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra"? "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra" can be abbreviated as OMMT. |
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What is the meaning of OMMT abbreviation? The meaning of OMMT abbreviation is "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra". |
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What is OMMT abbreviation? One of the definitions of OMMT is "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra". |
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What does OMMT mean? OMMT as abbreviation means "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra". |
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What is shorthand of overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra? The most common shorthand of "overlapping mixture of multiple tetrahedra" is OMMT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EMONO - Equimolecular Mixture of Oxygen and Nitrous Oxide
- MVFA - Mixture of Volatile Fatty Acids
- MAb - mixture of anaerobic bacteria
- MAA - mixture of amino acids
- MBB - mixture of beta-binomials
- MDP - Mixture of Dirichlet Process
- MFA - Mixture of Factor Analysers
- MFA - Mixture of Factor Analyzers
- mod - Mixture of Densities
- MOE - mixture-of-experts
- MOE4CBR - Mixture of Experts for Case Based Reasoning
- MONA - Mixture of Normal Approximation
- MPC - Mixture of Principal Components
- MOM - mixture-of-mixtures
- MOPPS - Mixture of Parts Pictorial Structure
- Mog - Mixture of Gaussian
- ME - mixture of experts
- MGG - mixture of generalized Gaussian
- bilgewater. - A mixture of seawater, oil, chemicals, and other fluids that accumulates in the lowest levels of ships, including cruise ships, during the course of normal navigation.
- MoP - Mixture of Power