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MIMS
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MIMSMusic Is My Savior (music album)
MIMSMultimedia Integrated Modeling System (US EPA)
MIMSMembrane Introduction Mass Spectrometry
MIMSMonthly Index of Medical Specialties
MIMSMineral Insulated Metal Sheathed (fireproof cable used in buildings)
MIMSMedical Information Management System
MIMSMaster of Information Management and Systems
MIMSMaintenance Information Management System
MIMSMolecules in Medical Science (Cambridge)
MIMSMission Information Management System
MIMSMaterial Inventory Management System
MIMSMissile Maintenance Squadron
MIMSMajor Item Management System
MIMSMincom Information Management System (enterprise asset management system from Mincom)
MIMSMaximum Immunity Minimum Stress (cattle management)
MIMSMember Information Management System (data tracking)
MIMSMobile Information Management System
MIMSMultiple Independent Maneuvering Submissile
MIMSModular Interface Multiplexing & Switching
MIMSMagnetic-Field Induced Mixing of Sublevels
MIMSMagnetic Ion Mass Spectrometer
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