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QSO

American  
Astronomy.
  1. quasi-stellar object.


QSO British  

abbreviation

  1. astronomy quasi-stellar object

  2. (in New Zealand) Queen's Service Order

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The CQC commissioned David Noble QSO to carry out an independent review into how it dealt with the concerns raised by Mr Stanley-Wilkinson's draft inspection report and how they were addressed by senior personnel.

From BBC

The CQC said it has commissioned David Noble QSO to undertake an independent review into how it dealt with issues raised by Mr Stanley-Wilkinson.

From BBC

One can be in QSO on 20 metres via ground wave with a station a couple of hundred miles away with signals around s2 to s3.

From Project Gutenberg

And so it was that the first 'mobile' QSO took place on 2 metres between licensed Greek amateurs on the 27th of January 1965 at 19.25 local time.

From Project Gutenberg

When I made my first contact I was simultaneously in QSO with SV1AB and SV1IO on 1,296 MHz who could hear what was going on.

From Project Gutenberg