What does lsms mean?
lsms means Linear Synchronous Motors
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Linear Synchronous Motors?
2 ways to abbreviate Linear Synchronous Motors
Linear Synchronous Motors can be abbreviated as lsms
Other shorthands for Linear Synchronous Motors are: LSM
Linear Synchronous Motors can be abbreviated as lsms
Other shorthands for Linear Synchronous Motors are: LSM
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What does lsms stand for? lsms stands for "Linear Synchronous Motors". |
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How to abbreviate "Linear Synchronous Motors"? "Linear Synchronous Motors" can be abbreviated as lsms. |
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What is the meaning of lsms abbreviation? The meaning of lsms abbreviation is "Linear Synchronous Motors". |
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What is lsms abbreviation? One of the definitions of lsms is "Linear Synchronous Motors". |
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What does lsms mean? lsms as abbreviation means "Linear Synchronous Motors". |
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What is shorthand of Linear Synchronous Motors? The most common shorthand of "Linear Synchronous Motors" is lsms. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PMLSM - Permanent Magnet Linear Synchronous Motor
- STS SPE - Synchronous Transport Signal Synchronous Payload Envelope
- LCL - Linear-Conjugate-Linear
- LCLP - Linear Code Linear Program
- LSM - Linear Synchronous Motor
- MIC - Motors Insurance Corporation
- MICL - Motors Insurance Company Limited
- LFLC - Linear Flow Linear Control
- LLSM - linear-linear sire-maternal grandsire
- LNL - linear-nonlinear-linear
- LSUM - Linear Synchronous Unipolar Motor
- LSM - Linear Step Motors
- RSM - Reluctance Synchronous Motors
- SAMS - Synchronous Asynchronous Multi Synchronous
- HLSM - Homopolar Linear Synchronous Motor
- LL - linear-linear
- LST - Linear Synchronous Transit
- Sdlc/bsc - Synchronous Data Link Communication/Binary Synchronous Communication
- Sonet-sdh - Synchronous Optical Network-Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
- LMILD - Linear/Multiplicative Increase and Linear Decrease