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Browse All Abbreviation related to the Acronym Nuclear. All abbreviations on this page are NWEP means Nuclear Weapons Effect Panel, NWMO means Nuclear Waste Management Organization, NWMO means Nuclear Waste Management Organisation, NWMP means Nuclear Waste Management Program, NWMP means Nuclear War Mud Page, NWNR means Nuclear Weapon and Nonproliferation Research, NWP means Nuclear Waste Partnership, NWS means Nuclear Weapon States, NWS means Nuclear Waste Services, NWSC means Nuclear Waste Strategy Coalition, NWSS means Nuclear War Survival Skills, NWT means Nuclear Weapon Test, OBDM means One-Body Density Matrix (nuclear physics), OCNS means Office for Civil Nuclear Security, OD means Operational Definition, ODEND means Optical Detected Electron Nuclear Double, OGSN means Oficiales de guardia de seguridad nuclear, OINL means of the inner nuclear layer, OLNO means on line nuclear orientation, ONL means Outer Nuclear Layer,

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NWEPNuclear Weapons Effect Panel. List Of NWEP
NWMONuclear Waste Management Organization. List Of NWMO
NWMONuclear Waste Management Organisation. List Of NWMO
NWMPNuclear Waste Management Program. List Of NWMP
NWMPNuclear War Mud Page. List Of NWMP
NWNRNuclear Weapon and Nonproliferation Research. List Of NWNR
NWPNuclear Waste Partnership. List Of NWP
NWSNuclear Weapon States. List Of NWS
NWSNuclear Waste Services. List Of NWS
NWSCNuclear Waste Strategy Coalition. List Of NWSC
NWSSNuclear War Survival Skills. List Of NWSS
NWTNuclear Weapon Test. List Of NWT
OBDMOne-Body Density Matrix (nuclear physics). List Of OBDM
OCNSOffice for Civil Nuclear Security. List Of OCNS
ODOperational Definition. List Of OD
ODENDOptical Detected Electron Nuclear Double. List Of ODEND
OGSNOficiales de guardia de seguridad nuclear. List Of OGSN
OINLof the inner nuclear layer. List Of OINL
OLNOon line nuclear orientation. List Of OLNO
ONLOuter Nuclear Layer. List Of ONL

Some Questions about acronyms:

What is an acronym?

An acronym is a word or phrase made up of the first letters of a series of words, with the first letter of each word capitalized.

What are some examples of acronyms in "Nuclear"?

Some examples of acronyms are LIST OF NWEP, LIST OF NWMO, LIST OF NWMP, LIST OF NWNR, LIST OF NWP, LIST OF NWS, LIST OF NWSC, LIST OF NWSS, LIST OF NWT, LIST OF OBDM.

How are acronyms created?

Acronyms are created by taking the first letter of each word in a phrase and combining them to spell a word (for example, the acronym "radar" is created from the phrase "radio detecting and ranging").

How are acronyms different from initialism?

Acronyms are different from initialism in that they are pronounced as words. For example, AIDS is an acronym for acquired immune deficiency syndrome.

What is the difference between an acronym and an abbreviation?

An acronym is an abbreviation that is pronounced as a word, such as NASA. An abbreviation is a shortened form of a word, such as Mr. for Mister.

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