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HFAC
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HFACHumane Farm Animal Care (Herndon, VA)
HFACHuman Factors (Defense Standardization Program Federal Supply Class/Area)
HFACHexafluoroacetylacetonate (chemistry)
HFACHouse Foreign Affairs Committee
HFACHarris Fine Arts Center (Brigham Young University)
HFACHuman Factors Association of Canada
HFACHuman Factors and Applied Cognition
HFACHumboldt Fish Action Council
HFACHanscom Field Advisory Commission
HFACHigh Frequency Alternating Current (TIG welding)
HFACHouston Family Arts Center (Houston, TX)
HFACHarvard Financial Analysts Club


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Kleiner, "Training in Industrial Environments," Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Conference of the Human Factors Association of Canada.
Improvement of management processes by Kleiner, Brian M.; Brubaker, Dale / Industrial Management
Contributors to the symposium represented medical, legal, and humanities specialists from the Faculty of Medicine at Laval University and The Human Factors Association of Canada.
Rehabilitation and Ergonomics by Brown, Randy / Physical Therapy
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