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CBV

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CBVCerebral Blood Volume
CBVChartered Business Valuator (accounting designation)
CBVCuerpo de Bomberos Voluntarios (Guatemalan Fire Department)
CBVCoban, Guatemala (Airport code)
CBVCompressor Bypass Valve
CBVCandles by Victoria (Van, TX)
CBVCombat Breacher Vehicle
CBVCabin Bleed Valve
CBVContainment Building Ventilation
CBVCycle-Based Verification


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130 CBV Coefficient of volume expansion 560x10" BV (1N)(V/T), K 460x10" CBV Glass-transition temperature, [degrees] C -75 to -6 B 1.
Through its FMC CBV Subsea business, FMC Technologies has been supplying subsea solutions for the Brazilian oil industry since 1961.
Analysis of this fragment of the enteroviral genome has permitted the study of important pathogenic structures, such as part of the antigenic sites described for polioviruses (13), CBV, and swine vesicular disease virus (SVDV) (14,15), and part of the canyon structure, related to viral attachment, which has been described in several HEVs and rhinoviruses (16).
 
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