What does GRADE III mean?
GRADE III means large amplitude movement into resistance
What is the abbreviation for large amplitude movement into resistance?
large amplitude movement into resistance can be abbreviated as GRADE III
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What does GRADE III stand for? GRADE III stands for "large amplitude movement into resistance". |
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How to abbreviate "large amplitude movement into resistance"? "large amplitude movement into resistance" can be abbreviated as GRADE III. |
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What is the meaning of GRADE III abbreviation? The meaning of GRADE III abbreviation is "large amplitude movement into resistance". |
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What is GRADE III abbreviation? One of the definitions of GRADE III is "large amplitude movement into resistance". |
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What does GRADE III mean? GRADE III as abbreviation means "large amplitude movement into resistance". |
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What is shorthand of large amplitude movement into resistance? The most common shorthand of "large amplitude movement into resistance" is GRADE III. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LAMARS - Large Amplitude Multi Mode Aerospace Research Simulator
- LAOS - Large Amplitude Oscillatory Shear
- LARIS - Large-Amplitude Rotary Induced-Strain
- LAM - Large Amplitude Motion
- LEF - Large-Amplitude Electric Field Fluctuations
- LASS - Large Amplitude Space Simulator
- LAMP - Large Amplitude Motion Program
- LAW - large amplitude waves
- RSORLAE - red-shifted off-resonance large-amplitude excitation
- SLAMS - Short Large Amplitude Magnetic Structures
- LEF - Large-amplitude Elec. Field Fluctuations
- Lamar - Large Amplitude Modular Array
- Laws - Large Amplitude Waves
- LAMARS - Large Amplitude Multimode Aerospace Research Simulator
- LASO - Large Amplitude Self-Oscillation
- LA - Large Amplitude
- LASS - large-amplitude space simulator
- GRADE I - small amplitude movement at beginning of range of movement
- GRADE II - large amplitude movement well into the range of movement
- GRADE IV - small amplitude movement into resistance