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LSF
(redirected from Line Spread Function)

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LSFLinear Spectral Frequency (signal processing)
LSFLangue des Signes Française (French Sign Language)
LSFLoad Sharing Facility
LSFLine Spread Function
LSFLost Souls Forever
LSFLearning for a Sustainable Future (est. 1991; Canada)
LSFLes Savy Fav (band)
LSFLow Smoke and Fume
LSFLanka Software Foundation (Sri Lanka)
LSFLuxembourg School of Finance (Luxembourg University)
LSFLate SV40 Factor (mammalian transcription)
LSFLiberty Security Force (gaming)
LSFLinux Socket Filtering
LSFLeast Slack First
LSFLutheran Services of Florida
LSFLight Strike Force (Singapore Police)
LSFLaser-Saturated Fluorescence
LSFLogistics Support Facility
LSFLeast Significant First (byte order)
LSFLost Strike Force (gaming clan)
LSFLocal Service Freeze
LSFLinear State Feedback
LSFLeast Significant Figure
LSFLongest Segment First
LSFLow-Stop Filter
LSFLife Sciences Facility
LSFLloyd Special Forces
LSFLesser Sciatic Foramen
LSFLower Support Frame
LSFLeast Squares Fusion
LSFLine-Supervision Frame
LSFLone Star Football
LSFLarge-Scale Flow
LSFLamp Survival Factor (lighting)
LSFLeased from
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