INT or int may refer to: abbreviation for interjection Telecom & Management SudParis, formerly Institut National des T��lécommunications (INT), a French higher education institute Telecom SudParis, formerly Telecom INT, a French grande ecole, graduate school for engineers Telecom Business School, formerly INT Management, a French Grande Ecole, graduate business school Smith Reynolds Airport, Winston-Salem, North Carolina The Israel National Trail, a hiking trail that crosses Israel The Indian National Theatre, a theatre organisation and troupe based in Mumbai, India an interception in
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INT or int may refer to: abbreviation for interjection Telecom & Management SudParis, formerly Institut National des T��lécommunications (INT), a French higher education institute Telecom SudParis, formerly Telecom INT, a French grande ecole, graduate school for engineers Telecom Business School, formerly INT Management, a French Grande Ecole, graduate business school Smith Reynolds Airport, Winston-Salem, North Carolina The Israel National Trail, a hiking trail that crosses Israel The Indian National Theatre, a theatre organisation and troupe based in Mumbai, India an interception in American football statistics The Interstate Railroad, A former US railroad. Int Base, the headquarters of the Church of Scientology Ingatestone railway station (National Rail station code: INT), a railway station in Brentwood, Essex, England Incomplete neighbor tone (INT), a type of non-chord tone in music
==Mathematics and science== int(S) means the interior of set S int() is the integer function, also known as the floor function, which rounds its argument down to the nearest lower (or equal) whole number \int, the LaTeX command that produces integral symbols INT (chemical), a synthetic dye Isaac Newton Telescope, an optical telescope in the Canary Islands
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