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AHRS

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AHRSAttitude Heading Reference System
AHRSAttitude and Heading Reference System
AHRSAttempted Hours (educational transcript)
AHRSAltitude Heading Reference System
AHRSArmy Human Resources System
AHRSAutomatic Heading Reference System
AHRSAuditory Hallucinations Rating Scale
AHRSAccenture Human Resource Services


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AhR1 protein is most similar in structure to the single mammalian AhRs, whereas AhR2 is divergent.
"By putting more functionality into a smaller, lighter package, BAE Systems gives aircraft and ground platforms the ability to perform highly sophisticated missions with reduced box count, reduced weight, and greatly simplified platform integration," said Andre Doumitt, business development director for BAE Systems' navigation and AHRS product lines in Los Angeles.
The AHR pathway is similar between mammals and nonmammalian vertebrates, including fish, reptiles, and birds (Hahn 1998); however, two AHRs (AHR1 and AHR2) have been identified and characterized in several fish species, including killifish and zebrafish (Andreasen et al.
 
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