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SLD
(redirected from Slow Learning Disability)

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AcronymDefinition
SLDSafety Level Days
SLDScattering Length Density
SLDScheduled Lightpath Demand
SLDSchools and Libraries Division (USAC)
SLDSecond Level Domain
SLDSecond Line of Defense
SLDSelected Linear, Definite-Clause (logical proofs)
SLDSenior Leader Development (US Army)
SLDService Level Description (Service Level Agreements)
SLDSevere Learning Disability
SLDSierra Legal Defense
SLDSimulated Launch Demonstration
SLDSingle Line Drawing
SLDSLAC (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center) Large Detector (experimental particle physics)
SLDSlavic Language Division (ATA)
SLDSliding Door
SLDSlow Learning Disability
SLDSlow Long Distance (training method)
SLDSocial and Liberal Democrats (UK political party)
SLDSojusz Lewicy Demokratycznej (Democratic Left Alliance, Poland)
SLDSonic Layer Depth
SLDSpecial Learning Disability
SLDSpecific Language Disability (Dyslexia)
SLDSpecific Learning Disabilities
SLDSpecific Learning Disorder
SLDSpiritual Life Director
SLDSquad Leader Display
SLDSquare Law Distortion
SLDStart of Layer Data
SLDStatute Law Database (UK)
SLDStop Line Detection
SLDSuper-Cooled Liquid Droplets
SLDSuper-Luminescent Diode
SLDSupercooled Large Drops
SLDSurreptitious Listening Device
SLDSystem Landscape Directory (SAP)
SLDSystem Level Diagram
SLDsystem link designator (US DoD)
SLDSlide File
SLDSymmetrix Logical Device

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