APL
AmericanEtymology
Origin of APL
1965–70; A P(rogramming) L(anguage)
Example Sentences
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Satellite imagery of the military aircraft was obtained by J. Michael Dahm, a former Navy intelligence officer currently with Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, known as APL.
From Washington Times
APL is now a $2-billion-a-year juggernaut with more than 8200 employees.
From Science Magazine
In a paper published this week in APL Materials, by AIP Publishing, researchers created a hydrogel that is easier to synthesize, contains natural antibiotic properties, and promotes cell growth.
From Science Daily
“Misinformation is not going away,” says Angela Stickle, a senior research scientist at APL who helped design and facilitate the exercise.
From Scientific American
The article was selected as a Featured Article in APL Quantum.
From Science Daily
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