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A/R
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AcronymDefinition
A/RAs Required
A/RAccounts Receivable
A/RAndata e Ritorno (Italian: Forward and Backward/Out and Home/First and Last Half)
A/RAntireflection
A/RAccepted/Rejected
A/RAccept/Refuse (message)
A/RAnalog to Resolver


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NIST researchers have successfully modeled antireflection structures that could be used with tungsten superconducting transition-edge sensors (TES) to increase the quantum efficiency of detection of a 1.
NIST researchers model anti-reflection structures for photon number ... by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
in North-ridge, which won a $200,000 award for its timely and cost-effective method of treating contact lenses, for example, with an antireflection coating that eliminates glare.
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Narrowband "V"-coat antireflection coating of all elements is included in the list price.
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