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1 LPR
1) Компьютерная техника: Licenses Plate Recognition, Line Printer Request, Line Printer Requestor2) Американизм: Lawful Permanent Resident3) Спорт: Last Player To Raise4) Военный термин: Landing Personnel Ramp, late procurement request, leadership potential rating, liquid propellant rocket, Amphibious Transport (Small)5) Техника: Lynchburg Pool Reactor, laser-powered rocket, local power range monitor, система считывания номерных знаков6) Математика: Linear Programming Relaxation7) Юридический термин: законный постоянный житель (США)8) Астрономия: Light Pollution Reduction (cнижение светового загрязнения)9) Грубое выражение: Liquid Panty Remover10) Музыка: Licensed Practitioner Of Rock11) Сокращение: Line PrinteR, Low-cost Packet Radio, looper12) Электроника: Low Pressure Regulator13) Вычислительная техника: Low Priority Request (VUMA)14) Связь: Local Positioning Radar15) Сетевые технологии: Line Printer Remote, Line Printer Requester16) Макаров: large pool reactor17) Безопасность: licence-plate recognition
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