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YJS may refer to:Yangon Japanese School, a Japanese international school in Burma, Myanmar YJS, the IATA code for Samjiyon Airport, Ryanggang Province, North Korea
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit.
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit.
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit.
This paper mainly introduces the Reconstruction of YJS-02 hydraulic experimental system by PLC and the design of control system.
Research query: Yjs · jobs: 2 · on-topic sources: 5 · review: Held
YJS may refer to:Yangon Japanese School, a Japanese international school in Burma, Myanmar YJS, the IATA code for Samjiyon Airport, Ryanggang Province, North Korea — YJS (wikipedia)
This paper mainly introduces the Reconstruction of YJS-02 hydraulic experimental system by PLC and the design of control system. — Reconstruction of YJS-02 hydraulic experimental system by PLC (2003)
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit. — Assessment in the YJS (2008)
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit. — Children and young people in the YJS (YJS) (2008)
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YJS (wikipedia)
YJS may refer to:Yangon Japanese School, a Japanese international school in Burma, Myanmar YJS, the IATA code for Samjiyon Airport, Ryanggang Province, North Korea — source
Children and young people in the YJS (YJS) (2008)
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit. (new this job) — source
Assessment in the YJS (2008)
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit. (new this job) — source
The youth justice system (YJS) (2008)
Webpage on the ChiMat site as part of the Youth Justice Health and Well-being Needs Assessment Toolkit. (new this job) — source
Reconstruction of YJS-02 hydraulic experimental system by PLC (2003)
This paper mainly introduces the Reconstruction of YJS-02 hydraulic experimental system by PLC and the design of control system. (new this job) — source
Status Held. Verified claims 5. On-topic sources 5 (reused 1). Dropped 3 collector hit(s) and 0 off-topic local claim(s). Conflicts 0. Coverage: yjs.
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YJS may refer to:Yangon Japanese School, a Japanese international school in Burma, Myanmar YJS, the IATA code for Samjiyon Airport, Ryanggang Province, North Korea
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