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HSI
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HSIHandbook of Service Instruction
HSIHandling Speed Intelligently (running training club founded by coach John Smith; Los Angeles, CA)
HSIHang Seng Index
HSIHardware-Software Integration
HSIHastings, NE, USA (Airport Code)
HSIHealth Sciences Institute (Baltimore, MD, USA)
HSIHealth Services Inspection (formerly HSMI)
HSIHealth Services International
HSIHealth Sustainability Initiative (Canada)
HSIHeat Stress Index
HSIHellenic Society of Immunology
HSIHigh Speed Infrared (Film, Kodak)
HSIHigh Speed Interface
HSIHigh Speed Internet
HSIHigh Speed Serial Interface
HSIHigh-Speed Interferometer
HSIHispanic Serving Institutions
HSIHome Safety Inspection (Australia)
HSIHome Station Instrumentation (Army)
HSIHome Study International
HSIHorizon Situation Indicator
HSIHorizontal Situation Indicator (aviation)
HSIHost-Specific Interface
HSIHot Section Inspection
HSIHours Since Inspection
HSIHudson Smith International
HSIHue Saturation Intensity (color model)
HSIHuman System Integration
HSIHuman Systems Integration
HSIHuman Systems Interface
HSIHumane Society International
HSIHungarian Standards Institution
HSIHyperspectral Imager
HSIHyperspectral Imagery
HSI H323 Service Interface
HSI H323 Signaling Interface
HSI Handmade Software Inc.
HSI Hierarchical Storage Interface
HSI High Speed Interconnect
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it calculates and displays Heat Stress Index, which measures how hot it feels when humidity is combined with the actual temperature.
Multi-function stopwatch by Coach and Athletic Director
For use in heat wave watch/warning systems, it is imperative to ascertain whether the heat stress index can identify a level above which excess deaths occur, because this value will be used to initiate public health responses.
Beating the heat: development and evaluation of a Canadian hot ... by Rainham, Daniel G.C. / Environmental Health Perspectives
a hand-held instrument that measures the heat stress index before every scheduled workout or practice.
Safety precautions for summer training. (Powerline) by Mannie, Ken / Coach and Athletic Director
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