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AMSL
(redirected from Above mean sea level)

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AMSLAbove Mean Sea Level
AMSLAmerican Sign Language
AMSLApproved Materials Substitution List
AMSLAcquisition Management Systems List


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An object in geostationary orbit will remain directly above a fixed point on the equator at a distance of approximately 42 164 km from the center of the Earth, or approximately 35 786 km above mean sea level.
The GOES time code service, 1974-2004: a retrospective by Hanson, D. Wayne / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
On 10 September, the surface temperature at Bagram that is 1,456 meters above mean sea level (MSL) was 299 degrees Kelvin at 1630 local time.
Afghanistan: firing artillery accurately with air force met support by Mitchell, Joshua D. / FA Journal
The new facility will rise to 1,142 feet above mean sea level, and tests indicate it will provide signal coverage equal to 97-98% of the coverage from atop the World Trade Center, according to the Dursts.
Television broadcast facility to be part of 4 Times Square by Real Estate Weekly
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