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ATH
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Athathlete
ATHAround the Horn (ESPN show)
ATHAtherosclerosis
ATHAll Time High
ATHAbove the Horizon
ATHAbsolute Threshold of Hearing
ATHAluminum Trihydrate
ATHA Toda Hora (Spanish: At All Times; Puerto Rico automatic teller machine)
ATHAttention Hang-Up
ATHAbbreviated Trouble History
ATHAir Transportable Hospital
ATHAthens, Greece - Hellinikon (Airport Code)
ATHAndrews Travel House (UK)
ATHAvian Thymic Hormone
ATHAir Transat Holidays
ATHAdenotonsillar Hypertrophy
ATHAthwartship
ATHAcceleration Time History
ATHAuthorization to Hire
ATHassign thresholds (US DoD)
ATHArmored Trooper Heavy (Votoms)
ATHArtificial Time History
ATHAUTODIN Transitional Hub
ATHAutomatic THrottle
ATHAlgorithm Test Harness
ATHAxially Tilted Hyperbola (antenna)


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Some receivers attempt to improve accuracy by ignoring satellites that are lower than 15[degrees] above the horizon.
GPS Troubleshooting by Wenzel, Wayne / Farm Journal
As the sun continued to rise, the pinks became deeper, the reds became richer, and brilliant oranges and yellows joined in the dance, until finally, there it was--the most amazingly bright orangy-yellow ball of fire rising above the horizon.
The Transfiguration of Our Lord: February 26, 2006 by Lewis, Carrie L. / Currents in Theology and Mission
Then, as the sun peeks above the horizon in a signal of summer, the sea ice that floats atop the Southern Ocean begins to melt.
Undersea story: discover how the decline of a tiny creature could ... by Bryner, Jeanna / Science World
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