What does EPIR mean?
EPIR means Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Computing & IT
category.
Particularly in Electronics Abbreviations
Particularly in Electronics Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance?
Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance can be abbreviated as EPIR
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What does EPIR stand for? EPIR stands for "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance". |
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How to abbreviate "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance"? "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance" can be abbreviated as EPIR. |
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What is the meaning of EPIR abbreviation? The meaning of EPIR abbreviation is "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance". |
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What is EPIR abbreviation? One of the definitions of EPIR is "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance". |
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What does EPIR mean? EPIR as abbreviation means "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance". |
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What is shorthand of Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance? The most common shorthand of "Electric-Pulse-Induced Resistance" is EPIR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EFIRS - Electric-Field-Induced Raman Scattering
- EFISH - Electric Field-Induced Second-Harmonic
- EFISPS - Electric Field Induced Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy
- FPIPP - First Pulse-Induced Positive Phototropism
- IR-OBIRCH - infrared optical beam induced resistance change
- OBIRCH - Optical Beam Induced Resistance Change
- EFS - Electric Field-induced Spectra
- EPIR - Electric Pulse Induced Resistance
- EPVR - Electrical Pulse Various Resistance
- ISR - Induced Systemic Resistance
- MPIR - Microwave Pulse-Induced Resonance
- PIDI - Pulse Oximeter-Induced Digital Injury
- EFISH - electric feld induced second harmonic
- EPD - Electric Pulse Disaggregation
- EPT - electric-pulse treatment
- IRR - Induced Radio Resistance
- Wsi-TIP - water stress-induced resistance to desiccation in plants
- IEMP - Induced ElectroMagnetic Pulse
- IEMP - Induced-current ElectroMagnetic Pulse
- IR-OBIRCH - infrared optical beam-induced resistance charge