What does tnar mean?
tnar means Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads?
Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads can be abbreviated as tnar
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What does tnar stand for? tnar stands for "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads". |
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How to abbreviate "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads"? "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads" can be abbreviated as tnar. |
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What is the meaning of tnar abbreviation? The meaning of tnar abbreviation is "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads". |
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What is tnar abbreviation? One of the definitions of tnar is "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads". |
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What does tnar mean? tnar as abbreviation means "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads". |
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What is shorthand of Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads? The most common shorthand of "Traffic Noise Annoyance on Roads" is tnar. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CoRTN - Calculation of Road Traffic Noise
- ECRTN - Environmental Criteria for Road Traffic Noise
- MTG-DP - Many-To-One Traffic Grooming Based on Dynamic Programming
- ATNS - Air Traffic Noise Screening
- CRTN - Calculation of Road Traffic Noise
- RTA - Roads and Traffic Authority
- VECTOR - Visualisation of the Exposure of Cyclists to Traffic On Roads
- INFOTEN - Multimodal Information and Traffic management systems on Trans-European Networks
- RTA - Roads and Traffic Administration
- RTA - Roads and Traffic Agency
- TIGER - Traffic Information and Guidance on European Roads
- TNM - Traffic Noise Model
- TNS - Traffic Noise Screening
- TNI - Traffic Noise Index
- TRARR - Traffic on Rural Roads and Roadway
- UTNP - Urban Traffic Noise Policy
- ANL - Annoyance Noise Level
- NIOBE - Noise Investigations On Boiling Effects
- tna - Traffic Noise Attenuation
- O&D traffic. - Origin and destination traffic. The passengers on a flight who are either boarding or deplaning at a particular stop, as distinct from those remaining on the plane to go to another destination.