AcronymDefinitionHLHillHLHalf LifeHLHigh LevelHLHouse of LordsHLHeilig (German: Holy)HLHigher Level (course)HLHearing LossHLHealthy LivingHLHighlander (cartoon)HLHot LineHLHeath Ledger (actor)HLHockey LeagueHLHighlineHLHellgate London (videogame)HLHectolitreHLHorizon League (formerly Midwest Collegiate College)HLHalbleiter (German: semiconductor)HLHit ListHLHearing LevelHLHuey LewisHLHannoversche Leben (German Life Insurance Company)HLHorseland (game)HLHard LaborHLHigh LimitHLHasta LuegoHLHigh LandHLHydrated LimeHLHepatic Triglyceride LipaseHLHome LeaveHLHead LinesHLHeparin Lock (catheter attachment)HLHypotenuse Leg (geometry)HLHepatic LipidosisHLHead LibrarianHLHoliday LeaveHLHospitality and LeisureHLHoc Loco (Latin: In This Place, epigraphy)HLHead Linesman (football)HLHospitalisation Libre (French)HLHysteresis LossHLHumerus Length (fetal)HLHired Labor (USACE)HLHochleistungsmotor (German: High-speed engine)HLHigh Temperature LimitHLHunt Library (Carnegie Mellon University)HLHonolulu LaboratoryHLHundred LitersHLHogwartslive (Harry Potter game)HLHall Lantern (elevators)HLHac Lege (Latin: According to This Law, epigraphy)HLHydraulic LengthHLLatent HypermetropiaHLHierarchical Leader-based (routing scheme)HLLouro Quer Bolacha (Portugal)HLHarmonie Laval (Laval, Quebec, Canada)
Stand is a verb. It describes an action. "Stand on the curb and wait for the bus." Stand is also a noun. "Take a stand for what you believe in."
what does phatspeed stand for
stand for distruction
hazop stand for
what does ARAM stand for
i would imagine it stands for high lob wedge since the degree is > 60 degrees.
It means hectoLiters. It has an exponential size of 10^2.
hl means hectoliter, which means one hundred liters
I believe it stands for Horace Lawson Hunley, who was the developer of the submarine.
0.00349 hL
There are 100L in a hL
0.08 hL0.08 hL0.08 hL0.08 hL
Because in many statements you use HL as a pointer to memory data, eg: LD B,(HL) SUB A,(HL) LD (HL),E
What is HL milk?
32.5 mL = _____ hL
There is 10 hL in a kL =) ^•^
There are 100litres in a hl, and 0.1dl in a litre so 1000dl in a hl. i.e. 63,000dl in 63hl