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LINLanasjodur Islenskra Namsmanna (Icelandic Student Loan Fund)
LINLayered Interconnection Network (microchip technology)
LINLeisure Information Network (now Lifestyle Information Network)
LINLifestyle Information Network (formerly Leisure Information Network)
LINLine Item Number
LINLinear
LINLing
LINLink Inhibit (SS7)
LINLiquid Nitrogen
LinListeria Innocua
LINLocal Identification Number
LINLocal Interconnect Network (automotive networking technology)
LINLogistics Information Network
LINMilan, Italy - Linate (Airport Code)
LINLibrary Information Network
LINLinetype
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Liquid nitrogen is injected into a highly insulated chamber in which molded rubber parts are tumbled and blasted.
Cryogenic shot blast deflashing removes flash from rubber parts by Rubber World
When kept at sub-zero temperatures, the liquid nitrogen stored at the bottom of each cryovat turns into a frigid vapor.
Frozen in time: a museum biologist keeps animal tissues frozen for ... by Science World
amp;nbsp; Such a trust is set up to last hundreds of years—perhaps indefinitely—to benefit a dead person who has been frozen in liquid nitrogen using a process called cryonics.
Family Business by Erdel, Dan / Farm Journal
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