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HFHalf
HFHigh Frequency (3-30 MHz; 100-10m)
HFHeart Failure
HFHydrogen Fluoride
HFHalf Life (game)
HFHedge Fund
HFHandsfree
HFHafnium
HFHigh Fidelity
HFHave Fun
HFHigh Functioning
HFHot Fix
HFHartree-Fock
HFHarrison Ford
HFHarvest Festival (various organizations)
HFHolland Festival (est. 1947)
HFHarbor Freight
HFHalogen Free
HFHyperfiltration
HFHistorisk-Filosofiske Fakultet (Department of Arts, University of Oslo, Norway)
HFHellfire (antiarmor, laser guided, air-to-ground weapon)
HFHeritage Foundation
HFHuman Factor(s)
HFHyperfine
HFHack Forum (anime)
HFHip Fracture
HFHigh Five (internet gaming)
HFHorizontal Flight (aviation)
HFHemorrhagic Fever
HFHappy Face
HFHlutafelag (Icelandic corporate designation)
HFHelicopter Flight
HFHuck Finn (book)
HFHot Finish (steel)
HFHigh Force
HFHeroic Fantasy
HFHard Failure
HFHyper Fighting (Street Fighter: Hyper Fighting game)
HFHydroflouric (Acid)
HFHageman Factor
HFHome Fleet (British, WWII)
HFHeight Finder
HFHuman Failure
HFHydrogen Fill
HFHabitat Fragmentation (conservation biology)
HFHazard Function
HFHapag Lloyd Flug (IATA airline code)
HFHázi Feladat (Hungarian: homework)
HFHidden Frontier (Star Trek internet-based fanfilm)
HFHaze Filter
HFHeight-Finding (radar)
HFHorizontal Fusion
HFHigh Forage
HFHyperfile
HFHonda Foundry Co., Ltd. (Japan)
HFHarlequin Fetus
HFHarassing Fire
HFHormone Foundation
HFHabbo Forum
HFHarmony Foundation
HFHydro Foil
HFHonor Farm (Alabama prison program)
HFFailed in the House (defeated business of the House of Representatives, North Carolina)
HFHazards Forum
HFHellforge (gaming, Diablo 2)
HFHouse Forsaken (gaming guild)
HFHandling Fixture
HFHammer Forum
HFHydraulfunktion (Swedish electrohydraulics manufacturer)
HFHomeLAN Federation (gaming administrators)
HFHinkle Fieldhouse (Indiana)
HFHemochromatosis Foundation
HFHarrier Force
HFHazard of Failure
HFHead Foreman
HFHybridization Factor
HFHolmesdale Fanatics (football ultras group)
HFHoly Fudge (polite form)
HFHousefellow
HFHatof Foundation
HFHostForce
HFHeredes Fecerunt (Latin: His/Her Heirs Made, epigraphy)
HFHeres Fecit (Latin: His/Her Heir Made, epigraphy)
HFHull Fitter
HFHold For/Held For
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References in periodicals archive
Extremely high frequency (EHF) is the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) designation for the band of radio frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum from 30 to 300 gigahertz (GHz).
In this study, 311 V/200 V 2500 W 100 kHz high frequency full bridge converter transformer is investigated for real case scenario.
Clinical significance of ictal high frequency oscillations in medial temporal lobe epilepsy.
Because industrial sand applications require a very tight band of in-spec material where purity is high and separations are very fine, the new high frequency screen was designed for maximum stratification and increased probability of separation, Reaver said.
Pasternack broad frequency solid state PIN diode switches are active microwave switch devices that route a high frequency RF signal through a set transmission path.
But Monson noticed that singers improved the quality of their voices by making adjustments in very high frequency overtones.
They consider electricity with good manners, electricity with bad manners, what happens at high frequency, what is different about high-frequency circuits, high frequencies and undesired radiation, understanding the differential transmission line, the commonsense of electromagnetic compatibility in high-frequency design, all roads lead to antennas, and fundamentals and utilization of electromagnetic simulators.
To weld segments, a high frequency oscillator, which oscillates at a frequency of 27.12 MHz, and a power amplifier up to 1 kW as well as a specially designed high frequency electrode shaped according to the weld whose footprint is shown in Fig.
When several high frequency traders disengaged from the markets on the afternoon of May 6, the result was a temporary implosion of liquidity.
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