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IRU
(redirected from Inertial Reference Unit)

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IRUInternational Road Transport Union
IRUInertial Reference Unit
IRUIndefeasible Rights of Use
IRUInnovative Research Universities
IRUIdaho Rivers United
IRUIndoor Receive Unit (satellite)
IRUInternational Romany Union
IRUIndividual Responsibility User
IRUInternational Relief Union
IRUIntegrated Recovery Utility
IRUInternational Reform University
IRUInternal Reference Unit
IRUIVA Replacement Unit
IRUInterface Receptacle Unit
IRUInfrared Receiver Unit
IRUIrrefutable Right of Usage
IRUIntegrated Recovery Unit


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The inertial reference unit probably needs to be replaced.
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