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MLTMalta (ISO Country code)
MLTMedical Laboratory Technician
MLTMountlake Terrace (Washington)
MLTMelting Point
MLTManagement Leadership for Tomorrow
MLTMusic Learning Theory
MLTMaster Latency Timer
MLTMicrosoft Learning Technologies
MLTModulated Lapped Transform
MLTMedical Laboratory Technologist
MLTMarketing Leadership Team
MLTMagnetic Local Time
MLTMulti-Link Trunking
MLTMesosphere-Lower Thermosphere
MLTMixed Layer Temperature
MLTMean Lifetime
MLTMechanized Loop Testing
MLTMobile Light Tower (Generac)
MLTMutton, Lettuce, and Tomato (sandwich)
MLTmean low tide
MLTManufacturing Lead Time
MLTMultistripe Laser Triangulation
MLTMessage Lookup Table
MLTMetallic Loop Test
MLTMinnesota Land Trust
MLTMilitary Liaison Team
MLTMean Local Time
MLTMedian Lethal Time
MLTMetallic Line Test (analog repair facility test measuring ohms on a standard POTS line)
MLTManagement Leadership Team (various organizations)
MLTMechanized Line Testing
MLTMachine Language Translation
MLTMobile Land Target
MLTMulti Line Test
MLTMultistate Life Table
MLTMedium Long-Term Notes
MLTMiddle Level Transition
MLTMilitary Leadership Team
MLTMunitions Lift Truck
MLTMaster of Law and Taxation (degree)
MLTMessage Loop Testing
MLTMultiple Loop Test (DSL connectivity troubleshooting)
MLTMartingale Limit Theorem
MLTMentoring Leadership Training
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References in periodicals archive
At temperatures below the melting point of the pure metals, but above the eutectic temperature, two phase fields of solid are in contact with liquid.
Both grades offer the highest melting points and fastest crystallization rates in the Ingeo fiber grade resins portfolio.
Which element on your chart has a melting point nearest to water's melting point?
These needles have a melting point of 510[degrees]C; once formed, they neither melt nor dissolve.
With a melting point of 217[degrees]C, SAC solder also is closest in melting point to the conventional lead--tin solder.
obtain melting point values from reference materials and the literature; and
During November, Lanson Developments tabled applications for the fourth phase of its 1535 The Melting Point development at Firth Street, Huddersfield.
During the melting point process, a very small quantity of a crushed substance is heated slowly until the first liquid drop appears.
In addition, the calibration range has been extended beyond that which can be achieved with lamp standards to the melting point of tungsten using facilities in the NISTs Subsecond Thermophysics Laboratory.
An experiment has been designed using the melting point of ice that produces data that is as valid and as accurate as the data obtained from the above experiment.
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