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1) Общая лексика: automatic vehicle location (АД)2) Авиация: automatic volume control3) Американизм: Absent Voters List4) Военный термин: approved vendors list5) Техника: avionics verification laboratory6) Юридический термин: Automated Vehicle Locator System7) Сокращение: Armoured Vehicle, Light, Automated Vehicle Location, Automatic Vehicle Location, сбалансированное по высоте дерево, AVL-дерево (AVL Tree( named after its founders: Adelson, Veiskii and Landis)), automobile vehicle locator8) Нефть: acoustic velocity log9) Химическое оружие: approved vendor list10) Расширение файла: AVL Tree (named after its founders: Adelson, Veiskii and Landis)11) Аэропорты: Asheville, North Carolina USA -
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1) Общая лексика: automatic vehicle location (АД)2) Авиация: automatic volume control3) Американизм: Absent Voters List4) Военный термин: approved vendors list5) Техника: avionics verification laboratory6) Юридический термин: Automated Vehicle Locator System7) Сокращение: Armoured Vehicle, Light, Automated Vehicle Location, Automatic Vehicle Location, сбалансированное по высоте дерево, AVL-дерево (AVL Tree( named after its founders: Adelson, Veiskii and Landis)), automobile vehicle locator8) Нефть: acoustic velocity log9) Химическое оружие: approved vendor list10) Расширение файла: AVL Tree (named after its founders: Adelson, Veiskii and Landis)11) Аэропорты: Asheville, North Carolina USA -
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