What does PSS mean?
PSS means propulsion subsystem
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in NASA Abbreviations
Particularly in NASA Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for propulsion subsystem?
2 ways to abbreviate propulsion subsystem
propulsion subsystem can be abbreviated as PSS
Other shorthands for propulsion subsystem are: PS, PROS
propulsion subsystem can be abbreviated as PSS
Other shorthands for propulsion subsystem are: PS, PROS
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What does PSS stand for? PSS stands for "propulsion subsystem". |
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How to abbreviate "propulsion subsystem"? "propulsion subsystem" can be abbreviated as PSS. |
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What is the meaning of PSS abbreviation? The meaning of PSS abbreviation is "propulsion subsystem". |
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What is PSS abbreviation? One of the definitions of PSS is "propulsion subsystem". |
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What does PSS mean? PSS as abbreviation means "propulsion subsystem". |
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What is shorthand of propulsion subsystem? The most common shorthand of "propulsion subsystem" is PSS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PACIR - Propulsion Aerodynamic Controls Integrated Research
- PEWG - Propulsion Environmental Working Group
- PLOE - Propulsion Local Operating Equipment
- PSRAB - Propulsion System Reliability Assessment Board
- APSI - Aircraft Propulsion Subsystem Integration
- PMS - Propulsion Module Subsystem
- APSI - Aerospace Propulsion Subsystem Integration
- EPS - Electric Propulsion Subsystem
- LAPS - Left Aft Propulsion Subsystem
- SPS - Service Propulsion Subsystem
- UPS - Unified Propulsion Subsystem
- APS - Attitude Propulsion Subsystem
- IPS - Integral Propulsion Subsystem
- Oaps - Orbit Adjust Propulsion Subsystem
- MPS - Main Propulsion Subsystem
- PS - Propulsion Subsystem
- PC - Propulsion Complex (ship and submarine propulsion systems design)
- PROS - Propulsion Subsystem
- VCPS - Velocity Control Propulsion Subsystem
- MPS - maneuvering propulsion subsystem