NLS
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The three-letter acronym NLS has several possible meanings:
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[edit] Government
- The National Literacy Strategy of England and Wales
- The National Language Services of South Africa
- U.S. National Longitudinal Survey
- National Laboratory Service
[edit] Schools and libraries
- National Library Services, A division of the Library of Congress
- the National Law School of India University
- National Library of Scotland
- Nebraska Leadership Seminar, a leadership program for high-school sophomores in Nebraska
[edit] Business and commerce
- Non-Linear Systems, manufacturer of electronic and testing systems .
- Nautilus, Inc., the manufacturer of Nautilus, Bowflex, StairMaster, Schwinn Fitness and Pearl Izumi products; stock symbol: NLS
- New Life Spectrum, a commercial tropical fish food, referred to by many aquarists world-wide[citation needed] simply as NLS
- Nailsea and Backwell railway station, England; National Rail station code NLS.
- Niles (Amtrak station), Michigan, United States; Amtrak station code NLS.
[edit] Science
- In biology: nuclear localization signal
- In theoretical physics: the nonlinear Schrödinger equation
- In spaceflight: the Nanosatellite Launch System coordinated by the Space Flight Laboratory of the Institute for Aerospace Studies at the University of Toronto.
[edit] Mathematics
- In statistics: non-linear least squares, a method used in regression analysis
[edit] Computing
- NLS (computer system), a pioneering computer system from the 1960s
- National Language Support as implemented by various software vendors
- Native Language Support, a system of software internationalization
- Not life safe, a web acronym sometimes used to describe a link less safe than something not safe for work
[edit] Military
- The Nimrod Line Squadron, which services the Hawker-Siddeley Nimrod based at RAF Kinloss
[edit] Sport
- National League System in English football
[edit] Other uses
- National Lifeguard Service in Canada
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