Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - What does BAS stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

Acronym	Definition
BAS	Basic Language (File Name Extension)
BAS	Base (building code)
BAS	Basic
BAS	British Antarctic Survey
BAS	Business Activity Statement
BAS	Business Activity Statement (Australian GST)
BAS	Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
BAS	Business Advisory Services
BAS	Building Automation Systems
BAS	Building Automation System (Sprint)
BAS	Biblical Archaeology Society
BAS	Bibliography of Asian Studies
BAS	Bachelor of Applied Science
BAS	Basic Allowance for Subsistence (US DoD)
BAS	Brake Assist System
BAS	Board for Actuarial Standards (UK FRC)
BAS	Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
BAS	Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (Philippines)
BAS	Bureau d'Aide Sociale
BAS	Broadcast Auxiliary Service (FCC)
BAS	Broadband Access Server
BAS	Balalae, Solomon Islands (airport code)
BAS	Battalion Aid Station
BAS	Bachelor of Administrative Studies
BAS	Belize Audubon Society
BAS	Book of Alternative Services (Anglican Church of Canada)
BAS	Behavioral Activation System
BAS	Basic Accounting System
BAS	British Andrology Society
BAS	Business and Administrative Services
BAS	Broadband Access Switch
BAS	Broadband Access Systems
BAS	Bachelor of Arts and Sciences
BAS	Basic Activity Subset (ITU-T)
BAS	British Ability Scale
BAS	Birch Aquarium At Scripps
BAS	Bit-Rate Allocation Signal
BAS	Barbados Agricultural Society
BAS	Belt Alternator System (automobile)
BAS	Beta-Adrenergic Stimulation
BAS	Basic Allowance for Sustenance (US DoD)
BAS	Bank of America Securities LLC
BAS	Battlefield Automated System
BAS	Big Ass Smile
BAS	Business Administration System
BAS	Bit Allocation Signal
BAS	Business Analysis Support
BAS	Business Automation Services
BAS	Breathing Air System (hazardous environments)
BAS	Basic Freight (shipping)
BAS	Benefit Administrative Systems, LLC (health care)
BAS	Broad Area Search
BAS	Buffer Assisted Search
BAS	Beer Appreciation Society
BAS	Budget Allocation Summary
BAS	Baseline Assessment Strategy
BAS	Business Automated Services
BAS	Battlefield Air Support
BAS	Biological Agent Stimulant
BAS	Basic Airspeed
BAS	Big Agile Server (US DoD)
BAS	Brake Apply Sensor (automotive)
BAS	Biological Agent Simulate
BAS	Business Area System
BAS	Belrose Accounting Services
BAS	Battle Automation System
BAS	Black Analog Switch
BAS	Break-At-Store
BAS	Bipartite Access Structure
BAS	Battlefield Area Support
BaS	Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft Seniorenbüros eV
BAS	Burgmann Anglican School (Canberra, Australia)
BAS	Blind Authentication Search
BAS	Brooks Air Systems, Inc.

? References in periodicals archive
According to the "Nuclear Notebook" in the May-June 2003 issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, five hundred nuclear missiles are currently deployed at three air force bases in Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming, all of which can be launched on short notice. World domination via nuclear weapons by Swomley, John / The Humanist South Africa claimed in 1993 that it had secretly built six nuclear bombs; but, as noted by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Pretoria said it dismantled the bombs and its program. The right answers by Hoar, William P. / The New American Many of these physicists lent their weight to lobbying for arms control, while the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the house organ for such types, used as its banner the clever device of a clock set close to midnight to warn how close we were to extinction. MEMOIRS: A Twentieth Century Journey in Science and Politics by Cockburn, Andrew / Washington Monthly More results

? References in periodicals archive

According to the "Nuclear Notebook" in the May-June 2003 issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, five hundred nuclear missiles are currently deployed at three air force bases in Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming, all of which can be launched on short notice.

World domination via nuclear weapons by Swomley, John / The Humanist

South Africa claimed in 1993 that it had secretly built six nuclear bombs; but, as noted by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Pretoria said it dismantled the bombs and its program.

The right answers by Hoar, William P. / The New American

Many of these physicists lent their weight to lobbying for arms control, while the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the house organ for such types, used as its banner the clever device of a clock set close to midnight to warn how close we were to extinction.

MEMOIRS: A Twentieth Century Journey in Science and Politics by Cockburn, Andrew / Washington Monthly

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