What does MNWC mean?
MNWC means Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions?
Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions can be abbreviated as MNWC
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What does MNWC stand for? MNWC stands for "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions". |
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How to abbreviate "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions"? "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions" can be abbreviated as MNWC. |
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What is the meaning of MNWC abbreviation? The meaning of MNWC abbreviation is "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions". |
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What is MNWC abbreviation? One of the definitions of MNWC is "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions". |
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What does MNWC mean? MNWC as abbreviation means "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions". |
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What is shorthand of Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions? The most common shorthand of "Minimum Number of Wavelength Conversions" is MNWC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MNKA - Minimum Number Known Alive
- MMNF - Minimum Mean Number of Failures
- MWRM - Minimum Width of Remaining Myometrium
- MVISO - Minimum Variance of Interfering Signals to Others
- ME - Minimum Number of Errors
- MCOT - Minimum Cost of Transport
- MCOS - Minimum Conditions of Satisfaction
- MLI - Minimum Line of Interception
- MNI - Minimum Number of Individuals
- MNH - Minimum Number of Hops
- MLOS - Minimum Length of Stay
- MPEM - Minimum Probability-of-Error Measurement
- MNT - Minimum Number of Trees
- MNW - Minimum Number of Workplaces
- NWC - Number of Wavelength Conversions
- MNS - Minimum Number of Samples
- MNE - Minimum Number of Elements
- MNP - minimum number of pulses
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