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Meanings of pfc in English

Portuguese
perfluorcarboneto
Spanish
perfluorocarbono

A powerful greenhouse gas emitted during the production of aluminum.

perfluorcarboneto
Portuguese
pfc
Spanish
pfc

Cell line.

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Usage of pfc in English
1
You don't trust your eyes when the American pfc outside the airplane salutes.
The new yorker
2
PFCs are used worldwide in food packaging and the treatment of textiles.
Reuters
3
However, the role of PFC-striatal circuits in pathology of IGD remains unknown.
Pubmed
4
The PFC response depended upon the number of DV-infected M luminal diameter.
Pubmed
5
You claimed the existence of a Pfc no one had ever seen.
More Than Human
6
I'm trying to find where the PFC is headquartered in the city.
The Kill Order
7
These data suggest that the PER-PFC circuit is particularly vulnerable in advanced age.
Pubmed
8
A military court at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, convened to decide whether Pfc.
The Irish Times
9
Anatomical and functional evidence supports a PFC control of the brainstem monoaminergic systems.
Pubmed
10
Priming of B cells is necessary for the increased magnitude of the I-PFC.
Pubmed
11
On the south side of the Dome, Pfc Clint Ames was also dozing.
Under the dome: a novel
12
The proprietary name for the technology is EvoDry, which is PFC-free.
Wired
13
Ketamine significantly increased GBCr in the PFC and reduced GBCr in the cerebellum.
Pubmed
14
The soldier, the dull-witted Pfc, stepped forward and yanked the lever full back.
More Than Human
15
It's hard to find high-performance rain jackets that eliminate PFCs entirely.
Wired
16
He rolled to one side and wound up near PFC Vimoto.
War
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