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EGS

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EGSEuropean Geophysical Society
EGSEuropean Graduate School
EGSEl Goonish Shive (webcomic)
EGSEmployment Guarantee Scheme (UK)
EGSEnvironmental Goods and Services
EGSEnhanced Geothermal System
EGSEducation Guarantee Scheme (India)
EGSEOS Ground System
EGSElectron Gamma Shower
EGSEndoGastric Solutions (natural orifice surgery; Redwood City, CA)
EGSespessura de gordura subcutânea
EGSElectronic Grade Silicon
EGSEUV Grating Spectrograph
EGSEdmonton Geological Society
EGSEasy Gear Shift (Volvo)
EGSElectrogalvanized Steel
EGSElectronic Guidance System
EGSEuropean Ground Station
EGSEarth ground station (US DoD)
EGSEOSDIS Ground System
EGSElectronic Glide Slope
EGSEmergency Generator Set
EGSEnd Game Scoring
EGSElectrical Generating System
EGSEnhanced GFMPL Support
EGSExhaust Gas System
EGSElectronic Government Strategy
EGSElectronic Ground System
EGSEvolution Game Servers (Dallas, TX)
EGSEntrance Guard System


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The first non-contact beta-type nuclear gauge was created in 1948 by Tracerlab, now part of EGS Gauging.
48 Film/sheet thickness sensors by Plastics Technology
Specifically, Emerson EGS will leverage the BigMachines LFE Configuration engine to streamline its product configuration processes.
Emerson EGS, a Joint Venture Between Emerson Electric and SPX ... by Business Wire
Introduced last month at the NPE show, Solution 21 from EGS Gauging (formerly Eurotherm Gauging Systems) in Billerica, Mass.
Thickness gauge has fewer bells and whistles. (Extrusion) by Plastics Technology
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