MIS
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The abbreviation MIS may refer to:
- Miś ("Teddy Bear"), a 1980 Polish film directed by Stanisław Bareja
- mis, ISO 639-2 and ISO 639-3 three-letter language code for uncoded languages
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[edit] Biology
- Marine isotope stage, a period used for dating the distant past on earth, especially the last million years
- Mitochondrial Isotope System, The ATP conversion factor
- Müllerian inhibiting substance, a developmental glycoprotein
[edit] Education
[edit] Information Technology
[edit] Organization
- Maritime Internet Services Inc.
- Medical Implant System, a private company producing dental implants in Israel.
- Military Intelligence Service (United States), a U.S. WWII unit that provided Japanese translation services
[edit] School
- Manado International School, a private Christian school in Manado, Indonesia.
- Melaka International School, a private school in Melaka, Malaysia.
- Mooresville Intermediate School
- Munich International School, an international school in Germany.
- Myanmar International School, an international school in Myanmar.
- The Mother's International School
[edit] Speedway
[edit] Others
- Maison Internationale du Sport
- Major Investment Study, required for large transportation projects in the United States
- Masjid-I-Sulaiman, a city in the Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran
- Maximum independent set
- Men in skirts, a movement for making skirts acceptable for everyday wear by men in Western countries
- Mercalli intensity scale of earthquakes
- Metal Insulator Semiconductor, structure for electronic devices.
- Mexican Institute of Sound, a Mexican musical group from Mexico City
- Minimally invasive surgery
- Mississippi Central Railroad
- Model Inference System (an Inductive Logic Programming system)
- Movement for the Independence of Sicily
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