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IUS
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IUSIndiana University Southeast (New Albany, IN, USA)
IUSInertial Upper Stage
IUSInternational Union of Students
IUSIntra-Uterine System (contraception)
IUSInter-University Seminar on Armed Forces and Society
IUSInformix Universal Server
IUSInternational Union of Speleology
IUSInterim Upper Stage (NASA)
IUSInterwoven Universal Search
IUSInstitute for Urban Studies (Canada)
IUSImage Understanding Services
IUSInteractive Unix Service
IUSIndividual Unity Systemization
IUSIntegrated Utilities Services, Ltd.
IUSInter-Urban Structure


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Inertial Upper Stage Flight Controller Telemetry Simulation System) to support launch rehearsal and government training; training in support of this contract; and deployment support.
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
In fact, Boeing markets a product known as the Inertial Upper Stage, a booster that lifts satellite payloads from the shuttle to higher, more useful altitudes.
BOEING HOPING TO CATCH WORK WITH EVENTUAL SHUTTLE CONTRACTOR by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Stuck without an adequate replacement booster, NASA redesigned the mission to fire Galileo using a conventionally fueled but less powerful rocket called the Inertial Upper Stage.
Galileo to Jupiter; gathering treasures on its loop-the-loop journey by Eberhart, Jonathan / Science News
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