What does HCA mean?
HCA means High Consequence Areas
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Electrical Abbreviations
Particularly in Electrical Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for High Consequence Areas?
2 ways to abbreviate High Consequence Areas
High Consequence Areas can be abbreviated as HCA
Other shorthands for High Consequence Areas are: HCA, hcas
High Consequence Areas can be abbreviated as HCA
Other shorthands for High Consequence Areas are: HCA, hcas
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What does HCA stand for? HCA stands for "High Consequence Areas". |
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How to abbreviate "High Consequence Areas"? "High Consequence Areas" can be abbreviated as HCA. |
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What is the meaning of HCA abbreviation? The meaning of HCA abbreviation is "High Consequence Areas". |
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What is HCA abbreviation? One of the definitions of HCA is "High Consequence Areas". |
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What does HCA mean? HCA as abbreviation means "High Consequence Areas". |
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What is shorthand of High Consequence Areas? The most common shorthand of "High Consequence Areas" is HCA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IRHPA - Intensification of Research in High Priority Areas
- MEHRA - Marine Environmental High Risk Areas
- HCA - High Consequence Area
- HCPT - High Consequence Pathogen or Toxin
- HES - High-Consequence Engineering Systems
- HCDG - High Consequence Dangerous Good
- EHIA - Environmentally High Impact Areas
- HCA - High Concentration Areas
- HCA - High Conflict Areas
- HCA - High Coverage Areas
- HCA - High Crack Areas
- HCP - High Consequence Pathogens
- HMA - High Minority Areas
- HPA - High Pedestrian Areas
- HPA - High Preservation Areas
- haas - High Altitude Areas
- hcas - High Consequence Areas
- hva - High Value Areas
- lphc - low probability high consequence
- MILE - Maximum Impact, Little Effort. Acronym to express the principle of optimising productivity, and the value of identifying 'high-yield' areas on which to apply 'high-yield' methods and techniques. Especially helpful in sales and marketing training. See also