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LOP
(redirected from Line of position)

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LOPLack of Penetration (welding)
LOPLack of Performance (human resources)
LOPLauncher Operator Panel
LOPLean of Peak (fuel mixture setting)
LOPLeast Objectionable Program (Paul Klein, NBC)
LOPLeft Occipito Posterior (fetal position)
LOPLetter of Permission
LOPLetter Of Procurement
LOPLetter Of Promulgation
LOPLetter Of Proposal
LOPletter of protection
LOPLiga Ochrony Przyrody (Polish: Nature Protection League, Warsaw, Poland)
LOPLight Off Panel
LOPLikely Operational
LOPLine Of Position
LOPLinear Optimization Problem
LOPLines Of Position
LOPList of Participants (United Nations)
LOPLive Online Portal (website)
LOPLocal Operating Panel
LOPLocal Operating Procedure
LOPLocal Operational Plan
LOPLocal Oversight Program
LOPLogistics Officer Program
LOPLord of the Pit (Magic the Gathering)
LOPLords of Pain (website)
LOPLoss of Offsite Power
LOPLoss of Pay
LOPLoss of Pointer (SONET)
LOPLoss of Power
LOPLoss of Privileges
LOPLow on Power (gaming)
LOPLow Operating Power
LOPLunar Orbital Prospector
LOPLinux on Power
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An aircraft or ship can determine its line of position and drift if it knows its bearing relative to the radio transmitter and the geographic location of the transmitter.
Hopping from fiction to fact by PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
An aircraft or ship can determine its line of position and drift if it knows its bearing relative to the radio transmitter and the geographic location of the transmitter.
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK ROAD TEST FOR AVC TOUGH LEAGUE OPENER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
An aircraft or ship can determine its line of position and drift if it knows its bearing relative to the radio transmitter and the geographic location of the transmitter.
Personalized, computerized news via satellite by Rosen, Sheri / Communication World
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