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EMThem (slang; usually written 'em)
EMElectronic Mail
EMEddie Murphy
EMElectromagnetic(s)
EMElectron Microscopy
EMEffective Microorganisms
EMElectron Microscope
EME-Mail Me
EMElectromechanical
EMExplanatory Memorandum (Australia and UK)
EMEnd of Medium (ITU-T)
EMElectron Micrograph
EMElectromotive (voltage as an electromotive force)
EMEconomics and Management
EMElectromigration
EMElectrician's Mate (US Navy rating)
EMEducation Manual
EMElectric Mirrors (automotive classifieds)
EMElectromagnetic Conductivity
EMEconomy and Management
EMError Monitor
EMEarl Marshall (British)
EMElectron Migration
EMEstimate-Maximize
EMEngineering Memorandum
EMEquivalent Men
EMEuroMARC (European Union trademark registration database)
emWidth of Capital m (unit of measurement)
EMEastern Megalopolis
EME-Box-M-CAT
EMDepartment of Electromechanics
EMErratus Monks (gaming)
EMEngineer(ing) Manual (USACE)
EMDepartment of Energy Office of Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management
EMEdgemoor & Manetta Railway
EMEnlisted Man/Men/Member
EMEtna and Montrose Railroad
EMExtensions Manager (Apple)
EMExtreme Makeover
EMEmergency Manager
EMEnabled Mail (Internet)
EMElliot Minor (band)
EMElectronic Media
EMEminem
EMEmoticon
EMElectronic Manual
EMExecution Management
EMEarly Minoan (time period)
EMEnvironment Monitor (SONET)
EMEvaluation Model
EMExecutive Minister
EMExtraintestinal Manifestation
EMElectronic Musician
EMEncyclopedia of Mormonism
EMEsclerosis Multiple (Spanish: Multiple Sclerosis)
EMEngineer of Mines (mining engineer)
EMExpectation Maximization (algorithm)
EMEnvironmental Mycobacteria
EMEmergency Management
EMExternal Modulation (Pirelli)
EMEnrollment Management (educational institutions)
EMEmergency Medicine
EMEmasculated Male
EMEnlisted Military
EMExxonMobil
EMexecutive manager (US DoD)
EMEnterprise Management
EMEnvironmental Management
EMEnvironmental Module
EMEnvironmental Monitor
EMEngineering Model
EMEuroMetaux (European Association of Non-Ferrous Metals)
EMExecution Monitor
EMExpanded Memory
EMExperimental Model
EMExpress Mail
EMEncephalomyelitis (inflammation of brain and spinal cord)
EMEnergetic Material
EMElectronic Marketplace
EMElectronic Module
EMElement Manager
EMEnd Matched
EMEnd of Medium
EMEnd-user Manual
EMEnergy Management
EMEngineering Manager
EMEnergia Metabolizável (French: Metabolizable Energy)
EMEnterprise Manager
EMEquipment Module
EMEmployment
EMEmerging Markets
EMEnlisted Marine (US DoD)
EMElement Management (Sprint)
EMElectronic Music
EMEngine Modification
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While there are many physical, chemical and mechanical factors that contribute to it, the electromagnetic flux of the channel furnace is the root cause of saturation.
Additionally, Geotech has just completed 3800km of VTEM electromagnetic surveys.
They will unerringly follow an isotherm of thermal balance between the electromagnetic flux/channel on one side and the cooled case or bushing on the other.
com/research/gw2sbq/north_america) has announced the addition of the "North America Electromagnetic NDT Market by Method, by Vertical, by Country - Trends & Forecast 2015-2020" report to their offering.
Electromagnetic waves vary in frequency, or the amount of energy they contain.
The North American electromagnetic NDT market is mainly segmented into three countries, namely, the U.
If the results hold up, they could elucidate whether electromagnetic fields pose a legitimate health concern, says Larry E.
The ride's summer debut has been pushed back months by mechanical problems that include electromagnetic motors mounted on the undersides of the 15-passenger cars.
An official at the Electromagnetic Environment Division of the Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications said, ''The situation as pointed out in the article is unlikely because electromagnetic waves can be absorbed by seats and passengers.
Image-guided endoscopic surgery: Results of accuracy and performance in a multicenter clinical study using an electromagnetic tracking system.
The FTC judged that such labeling might cause misunderstanding among consumers, noting that the effects of electromagnetic waves on humans are unclear, they said.
When Hardie started Sentel from his home in his spare time--he was still a senior electromagnetic engineer for a Fairfax, Va.
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