What does tMs stand for?

the MONORAIL Society

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Text Messaging System (software) The MacDuffie School (Springfield, Massachusetts) The Mad Scientist The Manuscript Society The Masonry Society The Meadows School (Las Vegas, Nevada) The Microsoft Situation The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society The Monarch School (Houston, Texas) The Money Store		The Mother Superior The Mothership The Muppet Show The Mustang Source (automobile forum) Thematic Mapper Simulator Theocratic Ministry School Theory Modeling and Simulation Thermal Maneuvering System Thomas Müntzer Scheune (University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany student recreation center) Thompkins Middle School (Evansville, IN)

Samples in periodicals archive:

I think I'm gonna start a committee to tear down the Space Needle and replace it with a big-box skyscraper," wrote Kim Pedersen, founder of The Monorail Society, in an online discussion of Sherwin's idea.

Monorail in death throes

Kim Pedersen, president of The Monorail Society, urged the city to remove a second hazard by elongating the tracks so there's room to stop if a train overshoots the station platform.

Fixing monorail: A patch job or major overhaul?

Monorailists have been concerned with the Westlake Station redesign ever since it was built," said Kim Pedersen, California-based founder of The Monorail Society, a worldwide enthusiasts group.

Monorail collision result of hazard created during 1988 track redesign

Falkenbury, 50, first became interested in a long-distance monorail a decade ago, when he called The Monorail Society for technical information.

Falkenbury quits monorail to hunt for job

1992: Dick Falkenbury, a Seattle cabdriver, writes a letter requesting information from The Monorail Society, marking the start of a grassroots movement to build a longer system.

Seattle's long association with the monorail concept

The Monorail Society posted a response to Aronson's view of the vote margin on its Web site, saying, "Mandate or not, a win still means a 14-mile monorail system, Mr.

New count erodes monorail's lead Election 2002

But Kim Pedersen, president of The Monorail Society, said a yes vote could make many cities rethink light rail.

Elevated transit ahead in count 14-mile 'Green Line' would be biggest ...

8-kilometer, 16-station line in Osaka, Japan, that carries 50,000 passengers a day, according to the Monorail Society, which operates a Web site for monorail enthusiasts.

Proponents keep monorail initiative on track