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ELT
(redirected from Extremely Large Telescopes)

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ELTEnglish Language Teaching
ELTElement
ELTEvery Little Thing (band; Beatle's song)
ELTEmergency Locator Transmitter
ELTEnglish Language Training
ELTExtremely Large Telescopes
ELTExecutive Leadership Team
ELTElectronic Lien and Title (system)
ELTExternal Link
ELTEuglobulin Lysis Time (blood test)
ELTEntry Level Training
ELTElectronic Light Table
ELTEngineering Laboratory Technician
ELTEnforcement of Laws and Treaties
ELTEndless Loop Tachycardia
ELTExcise Law Times (India)
ELTEngineering Lab Team
ELTElectrical Lifetime Test
ELTEnergy Let - Through
ELTEntrance-Level Training
ELTExtraction, Load, and Transfer
ELTExtended Limits Test
ELTExtended Leadership Meeting (Newlife Church; Toronto, ON, Canada)
ELTEmployment Law Training (various locations)


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The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) and Extremely Large Telescopes (ELTs), which are collectively worth around pounds 1.
 
 
Extremely Hazardous Air Pollutant
Extremely Hazardous Substance
Extremely High Data Rate
Extremely High Density Recording
Extremely High Energy
Extremely High Energy Cosmic Rays
extremely high frequency
extremely high frequency
extremely high frequency
Extremely High Frequency - High Data Rate
Extremely High Frequency Antenna Support Shelter
Extremely High Frequency Applique
Extremely High Frequency Radio
Extremely High Net Worth Individuals
Extremely High Resolution Imagery
Extremely High Risk Rating
Extremely High Standard
Extremely High Temperature
Extremely High Vacuum
Extremely High Volume Posting
Extremely High Water
extremely important
Extremely Ingenious Engineering, LLC
Extremely Insensitive Detonating Substance
Extremely Large Database
Extremely Large Telescope Working Group
Extremely Large Telescopes
Extremely Leet Chat
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
Extremely Low Acquisition Time
Extremely Low Birth Weight
extremely low birth weight infant
Extremely Low Frequencies
Extremely Low Frequencies
extremely low frequency
extremely low frequency
extremely low frequency
Extremely Low Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields
Extremely Low Frequency Research and Development
Extremely Low Gestational Age
Extremely Low Gestational Age Newborn
Extremely Low Magnetic Field
Extremely Low Molecular Weight
Extremely Low Noise
Extremely Low Observable
Extremely Low Visibility Instrument Rotorcraft Approach
Extremely Low Water
Extremely Low-Frequency Magnetic Field
Extremely Naive Charset Analyser
Extremely Old
Extremely Qualified User
Extremely Reliable Operating System
Extremely Sensitive Information
Extremely Short Takeoff and Landing
 
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