H-E
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| H-E | Haseman and Elston Method (genetics) |
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H-E Parts International claims to have become the largest independent global supplier of aftermarket parts, components, and solutions for the mining, heavy construction and energy sectors.
Kastens and Turrin did find H-E information in standards for other disciplines including health, geography, and consumer studies.
The analysis calls for more and better-integrated H-E education so students can build their understanding of environmentally sustainable choices and actions.
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- H-bond
- H-bond
- H-bond
- H-bond
- H-bonding Acceptor Changed Area
- H-Bonds
- H-BPH
- h-BPPV
- H-brick
- H-BS
- H-BT
- H-c
- H-c
- H-c
- H-c
- H-c
- H-cadherin
- H-CDR3
- H-chain
- H-chain
- H-chain
- H-CI
- h-CLAT
- H-D
- H-D curve
- H-D system
- H-DBAS
- H-DD-PLL
- H-display
- H-DOCN
- H-E
- h-e-double hockey stick
- H-E-Double Hockey Sticks
- h-e-double L
- h-e-double toothpicks
- H-E-double-hockey-sticks
- H-E-double-L
- H-E-double-toothpicks
- h-eag
- H-EAG2
- H-EER
- H-EER/ET
- h-EGF
- H-EPESE
- H-ERG
- H-F
- H-FABP
- H-FABP
- H-FABP
- h-FABPPM
- H-FAC
- H-FDD
- H-FDTD
- H-ficolin
- H-field
- H-field
- H-field
- H-FM
- H-form
- H-FSC
- H-GAC
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