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Semenov [28]
3 years ago
7

What do you mean by MA.​

Physics
2 answers:
Ymorist [56]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

in physics it means Milliampere

sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago
3 0

Here are a few. There are more. I always try to mean the one that is most appropriate in the moment:

MA Massachusetts (US postal abbreviation)

MA Mature Audiences (TV program rating)

MA Milliampere

MA Mildly Amused

MA Market America (independent entrepenurial corporation founded by James H Ridinger)

MA Master

MA Materials

MA Moving Average

MA Medical Assistance

MA Maintenance

MA Medical Assistant

MA Meta Analysis

MA Military Academy (West Point, NY)

MA Management Accounting

MA Microsoft Access

MA Move Along

MA Mannheim, Germany (license plate)

MA Manual (welding)

MA Mathematics

MA Mid-Atlantic (region; various organizations)

MA Metropolitan Area

MA Monoclonal Antibody

MA Manitoba

MA Morocco (ISO country code, top level domain)

MA Multiple Access

MA Madagascar (Malagasy)

MA Management Agent (metadirectory services)

MA Martial Artist (gaming, Anarchy Online)

MA Medicare Advantage

MA Mexican American (classification)

MA Management Analyst

MA Military Applications

MA Massive Attack (band)

MA Maranhao (Brazil)

MA Map Analysis

MA Million Years (geology)

MA Mission Accomplished

MA Marin Academy (California)

MA Mittelalter (German: Middle Ages)

MA Methamphetamine

MA Maranhão (Brazilian state)

MA Medical Advisor

MA Michael Alexander (jewelry)

MA Military Attaché (US Navy)

MA Mission Assurance (Homeland Defense)

MA Marijuana Anonymous

MA Maintenance Agreement

MA Multiple Award

MA Martha Argerich (pianist)

MA Mechanical Advantage (machines)

MA Management Activity

MA Measurement and Analysis (process area; Capability Maturity Model Integration)

MA Maanantai (Finnish: Monday)

MA Morbid Angel (band)

MA Master-at-Arms (military rating)

MA Martial Artist (gaming)

MA Maritime Administration

MA Member Association (various organizations)

MA Memetic Algorithm (evolutionary computing)

MA Maleic Anhydride

MA Management Accounts

MA Modified Atmosphere

MA Mental Age

MA Marketing Authorization

MA Mean Average (mathematics)

MA Metropolitan Area Network

MA Multi-Access

MA Magister Artium (Master of Arts)

MA Missed Abortion

MA Multimedia Authoring

MA Mission Area

MA Mandelic Acid

MA Modern Apprenticeship

MA Mobile Armor (Gundam series)

MA Mobile Assistant

MA Monitoring Agency

MA Major Arcana (Lineage 2 game armor set)

MA Medical Attendant

MA Mechanical Animals (Marilyn Manson album)

MA Mission Analysis

MA Microaneurysm (ophthalmology)

MA Metabolic Analyzer (US NASA)

MA Mass Analyzer

MA Molecular Absorption

MA Materials Analyst

MA Missed Approach

MA Military Assistant

MA Moored Alongside

MA Maintenance Action

MA Mortuary Affairs

MA Maître Auxiliaire (French: Adjunct Professor)

MA Missed Appointment

MA Medical Administrator

MA Minnehaha Academy (Minneapolis)

MA Motorcycling Australia

MA Mission Assignment

MA Masurium (element)

MA Mobility Agent

MA Multiple Answer

MA Managed Availability (computing)

MA Minor Arterial (State highway Information)

MA Minor Actinide

MA Maximum Allowance

MA Margin Agreement

MA Message Analysis

MA Methanandamide

MA Main Assist (Everquest)

MA Middle Assyrian

MA Marshalling Area

MA Makarska, Croatia (license plate)

MA Magnetic Amplifier

MA Mission Abort

MA Maintenance Administrator

MA Master Administrator

MA Manual Assist (nursing)

MA Military Aircrew

MA Maintaining Activity

MA Management Advocate

MA Music Ant (online guide for music software)

MA Maître Ès Arts (French: Master of Arts)

MA Mega Annum (one million years, geological chronology)

MA Mobilization Assistant

MA Merchandise Analyst (retail)

MA Maintainability Analysis

MA Maintenance and Adaptation (ATMF)

MA Mobile Allocation (PCS - GSM)

MA Manufacturing Approval

MA Mesh Antenna

MA Motorist Assist

MA Machine Accountant (Naval Rating)

MA Memory Administration

MA MatureAsskickers (gaming clan)

MA Mini Alert (System Sensor Sounder)

MA Mechanical Ambush

MA Master of Audiology

MA Multi-Alert (system sensor brand name)

MA MediArchive (website)

MA Magical Alliance (gaming group)

MA MJU Alert (Hekimian)

MA Willys-Overland 1/4 Ton 4 X 4 Truck (1st Model of WWII Jeep)

MA Malev Hungarian Airlines Limited - Hungary (IATA airline code)

MA Makeshift Apathy (Michigan band))

MA MANPRINT Assessment

MA Multichambered Autoinjector

MA (USN Rating) Master-At-Arms

MA Miscible Accounting

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