AST
1 Americanabbreviation
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Atlantic Standard Time
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automated screen trading (in securities)
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education advanced skills teacher
Etymology
Origin of -ast
A variant of -ist ( def. ) after the vowel i ; from Greek -astēs
Example Sentences
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Satellite maker Sidus Space gained nearly 19% and shares of AST SpaceMobile rose by 10%.
From BBC
What’s more, those are NASA’s plans, and they don’t include military space business or private enterprise, including the communications and imaging networks being built out by SpaceX, AST SpaceMobile, Amazon.com, Planet Labs, and others.
From Barron's
Nick Oliveri, ex-Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age bassist who is now playing in multiple bands, including the Dwarves and Bl’ast, is perhaps the most surprising addition.
From Los Angeles Times
What’s Next: AST SpaceMobile, with six satellites currently in orbit, needs between 45 and 60 operational to offer a commercial foothold in northern latitudes, a goal AST is aiming to achieve this year across 12 contracted rocket launches.
From Barron's
AST SpaceMobile’s army of fervent retail trader fans will be hoping that by then, their own company’s satellites are already tracing their own celestial path.
From Barron's
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