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REVAReliable Effective Versatile And AffordableRate it:
RFRaised FaceRate it:
RGRRobust Gaussian regressionRate it:
RMERCRock Mechanics and Explosives Research CenterRate it:
RMERCRock Mechanics Explosives Research CenterRate it:
RMRERock Mechanics and Rock EngineeringRate it:
RMSReloadable Motor SystemRate it:
RMSRated Maximum SinusoidalRate it:
RORestrictive OrificeRate it:
RO/DIReverse Osmosis / De-IonizedRate it:
RPMRotations Per MinuteRate it:
RRRVRise of Restriking VoltageRate it:
RSLIRemaining Service Life IndicatorRate it:
RTDRate of Torque DevelopmentRate it:
RUDRapid Unplanned DisassemblyRate it:
RWRRain Water RiserRate it:
SADSub Assemble DrwingRate it:
SAESociety of Automotive EngineersRate it:
SBSpectacle BlindRate it:
SCAKSmall Circle Accessory KitRate it:
SDSLScrew Down, Screw LiftRate it:
SESpecification ErrorRate it:
SEMMStructural Engineering Mechanics and MaterialsRate it:
SGCSolid Ground CuringRate it:
SICMStructure and Interpretation of Classical MechanicsRate it:

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