LOC

Appendix:Variations of "loc" English Noun ~,+,* en chemistry physics en lab on a chip. en letter of contract. en fandom slang dated en letter of comment en LoC loc en emergency medicine en level of consciousness. en LoC en banking finance en line of credit. en LoC en programming en w:source lines of code line of code. en LoC en SLOC en LLOC en aviation en localizer. en space travel en loss of crew. en medicine en loss of consciousness. en LoC en G-LOC TLOC en aviation en loss of control. en 14 February 2007 w:NASA Contingency Aborts 21007/31007 4.5.4 RTLS Two-Engine-Out CSS Required 46 https://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/pdf/383441main_contingency_aborts_21007_31007.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20210226022237/https://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/pdf/383441main_contingency_aborts_21007_31007.pdf 2023-01-04 WARNING: If CSS is not selected immediately for some 2 EO RTLS contingency abort situations, the vehicle may pitch up and out of control, due to the low thrust-to-weight situation and relatively high dynamic pressure. When a second engine fails, the vehicle will pitch up and try to maintain its trajectory at a lower thrust to weight. However, the dynamic pressure may be too high to maintain this attitude at this angle of attack and the flight control system will quickly become saturated, resulting in LOC. en gymnastics en local organisation committee. Derived terms lines of code en GLOC KLOC LLOC MLOC loss of crew en LOCV Proper noun en w:Library of Congress. en LC en Line of Control. Anagrams en clo -col- CLO COL Clo Col. OCL OLC col col- col. en Washington, D.C.