What does SACP mean?
SACP means Selected-Area Channeling Pattern
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Selected-Area Channeling Pattern?
Selected-Area Channeling Pattern can be abbreviated as SACP
Other shorthands for Selected-Area Channeling Pattern are: SACP
Other shorthands for Selected-Area Channeling Pattern are: SACP
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What does SACP stand for? SACP stands for "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern". |
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How to abbreviate "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern"? "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern" can be abbreviated as SACP. |
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What is the meaning of SACP abbreviation? The meaning of SACP abbreviation is "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern". |
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What is SACP abbreviation? One of the definitions of SACP is "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern". |
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What does SACP mean? SACP as abbreviation means "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern". |
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What is shorthand of Selected-Area Channeling Pattern? The most common shorthand of "Selected-Area Channeling Pattern" is SACP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SAPTEM - Selected Area Planar Transmission Electron Microscopy
- SAFE-CP - Selected Area for Evasion-Contact Point
- SAXPS - Selected Area X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy
- SAD - Selected Area Diffraction
- SADF - Selected-Area Dark Field
- SAED - Selected Area Electron Diffraction
- SAFE - Selected Area For Evasion
- SAE - Selected Area for Evasion
- SACVD - Selected Area Chemical Vapor Deposition
- SAD - selected area electron diffraction
- SAEDP - Selected Area Electron Diffraction Pattern
- SACP - Selected Area Channeling Patterns
- SAA - Selected Area Agencies
- SACPS - Selected Area Collective Protection Systems
- SAP - Selected Area Plan
- SAID - selected area for evasion (SAFE) area intelligence description
- SATM - Selected Area Transfer Mode
- SASD - Selected Area Subdivision Description
- Sadp - Selected Area Diffraction Pattern
- Sald - Selected-Area Laser Deposition