What does SIT mean?
SIT means silicon-intensified target
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for silicon-intensified target?
2 ways to abbreviate silicon-intensified target
silicon-intensified target can be abbreviated as SIT
Other shorthands for silicon-intensified target are: SIT, SIT
silicon-intensified target can be abbreviated as SIT
Other shorthands for silicon-intensified target are: SIT, SIT
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What does SIT stand for? SIT stands for "silicon-intensified target". |
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How to abbreviate "silicon-intensified target"? "silicon-intensified target" can be abbreviated as SIT. |
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What is the meaning of SIT abbreviation? The meaning of SIT abbreviation is "silicon-intensified target". |
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What is SIT abbreviation? One of the definitions of SIT is "silicon-intensified target". |
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What does SIT mean? SIT as abbreviation means "silicon-intensified target". |
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What is shorthand of silicon-intensified target? The most common shorthand of "silicon-intensified target" is SIT. |
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