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Acronyms that contain the term Bands
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Term | Definition | Rating |
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BOA | Bands Of America | |
MPB | MIT Photonic-Bands | |
BB | Bollinger Bands | |
BB | Boy Bands | |
NB | Number Of Bands | |
TOB | Tournament Of Bands | |
FB | Full Bands | |
HB | Hot Bands | |
FOB | Festival Of Bands | |
FOB | Festival Of Bands | |
SLB | Support Local Bands | |
AFB | Aid For Bands | |
GLA3 | Auroral Meteors: Moving Luminous Patches and Bands | |
MCBA | Michigan Competing Bands Association | |
LAB | Local Area Bands | |
FSB | Fully Split Bands | |
PSB | Partially Split Bands | |
WWB | World Wide Bands | |
BOOB | Backyard Outing Of Bands | |
HWB | House of Watch Bands | |
GLW2 | Geophysics Luminous Phenomena over Water: Moving, Parallel Bands of Phosphorescence | |
BPHS | Bands Per Haploid Set | |
BOTB | Battle Of The Bands | |
SYLB | Support Your Local Bands | |
MPB | MIT Photonic Bands | |
SCABA | Southern Counties Amateur Bands Association | |
LTBB | Little Traverse Bay Bands | |
CRUMBS | Capital Region Unofficial Musicians and Bands Site | |
HBOH | Hudson's Bands of Hope | |
BTAT | Bands That Allow Taping | |
WBAS | Wind Bands Association of Singapore | |
BURBS | British Underground Rock Bands Site | |
GLW1 | Geophysics Luminous Phenomena over Water: Long, Parallel, Stationary, Phosphorescent Bands | |
LLTB | Lake Lanier Tournament of Bands | |
BURBS | British Underground Rock Bands Suggest | |
BBB | Boats Beers and Bands | |
ACB | Association of Concert Bands | |
BBW | Bollinger Bands Width | |
RFHB | Real Fringe Hair Bands | |
BBOB | Big Bands on the Bay | |
SBOB | Solar Battle of the Bands | |
KIB | Kids Interview Bands | |
LFFB | Latex Free Flat Bands | |
MBWC | Metal Bands World Cup | |
TMFB | Topological Matter and Flat Bands | |
FOCB | Friends of the Canfield Bands | |
EEBC | European Emerging Bands Contest | |
DIBS | Diffuse Interstellar Bands See | |
SFOB | Sunset Festival of Bands | |
AOB | Aristocrat Of Bands | |
SMB | Scholastic Marching Bands | |
GAB | Genetic Algorithm for Bands | |
RCB | Richmond Community Bands | |
AFOB | Arcadia Festival of Bands | |
BDB | Big Daddy Bands | |
AFOB | Arcadia Festival of Bands | |
CBOB | College Battle of the Bands | |
OBs | Oligoclonal Bands | |
PWB | Praise and Worship Bands | |
IMSB | Italia Marching Show Bands | |
ASOB | Association of Shrine Oriental Bands | |
VBL | Victorian Bands' League | |
TYMBA | Traditional Youth Marching Bands Association | |
TB | Trusted Bands | |
HBOB | Honda Battle Of the Bands | |
HB | Horizontal bands or stripes | |
ERB | Elastic Rubber Bands | |
BPHS | Bands Per Haploid Set | |
LB | Loom Bands | |
TYMBA | Traditional Youth Marching Bands Association | |
ATSSB | Association of Texas Small School Bands | |
ATSSB | Association of Texas Small School Bands | |
BOTSB | Battle of the Startup Bands | |
GBOB | Global Battle Of the Bands | |
MB | Masters Of The Bands | |
GWC3 | Geophysical Weather phenomena, unusual Clouds: Polar Bands | |
GES1 | Geophysics Electromagnetic Shadow phenomena: Eclipse Shadow Bands | |
GES2 | Geophysics Electromagnetic Shadow phenomena: Moving Shadow Bands in the Atmosphere | |
GES4 | Geophysics Electromagnetic Shadow phenomena: Shadow Bands Seen Through the Telescope | |
GES6 | Geophysics Electromagnetic Shadow phenomena: Non-Eclipse Shadow Bands |
What does Bands mean?
- Bands
- Bands are a form of formal neckwear, worn by some clergy and lawyers, and with some forms of academic dress. They take the form of two oblong pieces of cloth, usually though not invariably white, which are tied to the neck. Bands is usually plural because they require two similar parts and did not come as one piece of cloth. Those worn by clergy are often called preaching bands, tabs or Geneva bands; those worn by lawyers are called barrister's bands or, more usually in Canada, tabs. Ruffs were popular in the sixteenth century, and remained so till the late 1640s, alongside the more fashionable standing and falling bands. Ruffs, like bands, were sewn to a fairly deep neck-band. They could be either standing or falling ruffs. Standing ruffs were common with legal, and official dress till comparatively late. Falling ruffs were popular c.1615-40s.
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