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ULT
(redirected from Ultra-Low Temperature)

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ULTUltimate (Loads)
ULTUltimo (Latin: last month)
ULTUnlimited Tax
ULTUltra-Low Temperature
ULTUltra Tracker (file format)
ULTUniversité Libre de Tunis (French: University of Tunis; Tunisia; est. 1973)
ULTUnit Level Training (US Navy)
ULTUpper Limit of Normal
ULTUtility Litigation Team (USAF)
ULTUnderwater Location Transmitter
ULTUltra-Large Telescope
ULTUnit Level Traceability (Intel)
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The leak was found when the external tank was 98 percent full of liquid hydrogen stored at an ultra-low temperature.
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The leak was found when the external tank was 98 percent full of liquid hydrogen stored at an ultra-low temperature.
NASA gears up for Sunday Discovery launch by AFP / AFP Global Edition
This system's enhancements provide alarm notifications for up to eight recipients on ultra-low temperatures (down to -85[degrees]C).
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