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NGSNational Geographic Society
NGSNational Geodetic Survey
NGSNational Genealogical Society
NGSNormal Goat Serum
NGSNext Generation Sequencing (genomics)
NGSNot in Good Standing
NGSNational Government Services (various organizations)
NGSNice Guy Syndrome
NGSNational Grid Service
NGSNext Generation Systems
NGSNinja Gaiden Sigma (gaming)
NGSNational Garden Scheme
NGSNext Generation Security (software)
NGSNortel Government Solutions (software; Fairfax, VA)
NGSNearby Galaxy Survey (US NASA)
NGSNext Generation Services
NGSNational Graduate School
NGSNational General Secretary (various locations)
NGSNational Grid System (various locations)
NGSNaval Gunfire Support
NGSNaval General Staff (Japan)
NGSNatural Guide Star
NGSNitrogen Generating System (Boeing)
NGSNon-Government Standards
NGSNext Generation Systems (London, UK)
NGSNational Graduates Survey (Canada)
NGSNew Generation Software, Inc.
NGSNew Generation Society (various locations)
NGSNational Gerbil Society (UK)
NGSNagasaki, Japan - Nagasaki (Airport Code)
NGSNetwork Gateway Server
NGSNext Generation Switch
NGSNitor Global Solutions (India)
NGSNorthamptonshire Grammar School (UK)
NGSN Gauge Society (model railway society)
NGSNon-Governmental School
NGSNational Geospatial Intelligence School
NGSNueva Generadora del Sur (Spanish)
NGSNext Generation Seamless (hotel reservation systems technology of data sharing across the web)
NGSNuclear Generation Station (Canada)
NGSNational Gang Strategy
NGSNon-Gender Specific
NGSNational Geological Society
NGSNoble Gas Structure
NGSNavigation Guidance System
NGSNewlands Girls' School (UK)
NGSNotice Generation System
NGSNext Generation Star Tester (Ford)
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The meeting also touched on fields of cooperation between the Sultanate and "National Geographic Society" in the field of scientific and cultural programmes that aim at spreading knowledge and enhancing understanding and dialogue among cultures and civilizations.
"1621: A New Look at Thanksgiving" is a stunning picture book from the National Geographic Society that invites readers to hear the voice of Native Americans.
That's what a five-nation team of explorers funded by the National Geographic Society found when they used the Global Positioning System (GPS) to survey five remote rivers in a 100-square-kilometer area in southern Peru last July.
Finally, researchers at Texas A&M University in College Station and the National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C., created video backpacks: a small camera plus monitoring instruments.
Currie, Stephen Czerkas of the Dinosaur Museum in Blanding, Utah, and Xing Xu of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing announced the discovery of Archaeoraptor at a press conference in Washington, D.C., at the National Geographic Society last October (SN: 11/20/99, p.
The National Geographic Society, which helped support the work, has adopted that figure and will include it on maps and globes.
of North Texas), by drawing on unpublished readers' letters from the National Geographic Society's archives and other neglected archival materials, reveals a far more critical and rigorous engagement with the magazine on the part of readers and thus a more complex picture of the ways narratives of American identity and America's place in the world are formulated, circulated, and continually negotiated.
At a press conference last month at the National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C., Czerkas and his colleagues announced that they would return the fossil to China after its scientific evaluation.
Harrison, co-star of the Sundance feature film The Linguists and National Geographic Society fellow, travels the globe recording dying languages and interviewing last speakers.
Va., coleader of a U.S.-Argentine-Peruvian team supported by the National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C.
Earle, the National Geographic Society's explorer-in-residence, encountered a disturbing change of scene late last year when she returned to scuba dive at one of her favorite haunts.
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