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LNG Canada
LNG Canada is a liquefied natural gas export terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia, owned by a Shell-led joint venture and Canada's first large-scale LNG exporter.
LNG carrier
An LNG carrier, also called an LNG tanker, is a specialized ship that transports liquefied natural gas at about −160 °C, first crossing an ocean in 1959.
Lngshot
Lngshot (롱샷, LNGSHOT) is a four-member South Korean boy group under Jay Park's label More Vision, debuting January 13, 2026 with EP Shot Callers and "Moonwalkin'". Not to be confused with Shot Scope's LM1 golf launch monitor or LNG energy topics.
LNO-CCSD(T)
LNO-CCSD(T) is a reduced-scaling quantum chemistry method that approximates CCSD(T) using local natural orbitals, reproducing canonical CCSD(T) energies while reaching molecules of hundreds of atoms.
LNP delivery of base editors
LNP delivery of base editors is a non-viral method that uses lipid nanoparticles to carry CRISPR base-editing machinery into liver cells, powering clinical cholesterol-lowering medicines like VERVE-102.
LNP-mediated in vivo CAR-T cell engineering
LNP-mediated in vivo CAR-T cell engineering creates CAR T cells inside the body using lipid nanoparticles carrying CAR mRNA, avoiding weeks of laboratory cell manufacturing.
LNP1955
LNP1955 is Lupin Ltd's investigational oral CRAC channel inhibitor tested in a Phase II dose-ranging trial for moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis (EudraCT 2016-001532-35), terminated early in 2017 on liver enzyme elevations before any efficacy analysis.
Lo & Leduc
Lo & Leduc are a Swiss dialect rap and pop duo from Bern, best known for their 2018 single "079", which spent 21 weeks at number 1.
Lo Bosworth
Lo Bosworth (Lauren Ogilvie Bosworth, born 1986) is the Laguna Beach and The Hills reality star who founded Love Wellness in 2016, stepped down as CEO in 2023 at about $50 million annual revenue, married Dom Natale in 2025, and hosts the podcast Tell Me I'm a Good Mom.
Lỡ bước sang ngang
Lỡ bước sang ngang is a 110-line lục bát narrative poem by the Vietnamese poet Nguyễn Bính, first printed in 1939 and a phenomenon of the Thơ mới era.
Lo Fidelity Allstars
Lo Fidelity Allstars (also Lo-Fidelity Allstars) are an English big beat group formed in London in 1996, known for their 1998 debut album and the hit "Battleflag".
Lo mein
Lo mein (捞面, lāo miàn), Cantonese for "tossed noodles", is a Chinese dish of boiled wheat noodles mixed with sauce, vegetables, and meat; distinct from crisp chow mein and reshaped in American Chinese takeout.
Lo Nuestro Awards
Premio Lo Nuestro (Lo Nuestro Awards): Univision's annual Spanish-language Latin music awards, first held May 31, 1989 in Miami with Billboard; winners are chosen by public fan vote, and Bad Bunny led the 38th 2026 edition with six wins.
Lo que la vida me robó
Lo que la vida me robó (What Life Took from Me) is a 2013–2014 Televisa telenovela by Angelli Nesma, a modern-day remake of Bodas de odio, starring Angelique Boyer, Sebastián Rulli, and Luis Roberto Guzmán; it debuted at 20.0 rating and closed at 30.9 in Mexico.
Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii
Lo Que Le Pasó a Hawaii is a 2025 Bad Bunny protest song from Debí Tirar Más Fotos, a jíbara-style warning that Puerto Rico not repeat Hawaii's displacement and cultural loss; performed by Ricky Martin at the 2026 Super Bowl.
Lo real maravilloso
Lo real maravilloso (the marvelous real) is a literary concept formulated by Cuban novelist Alejo Carpentier in 1949, holding that the marvelous is inherent in Latin American reality.
Lo Shen Valles
Lo Shen Valles, a 225-km sinuous-rille lava channel system on the southern margin of eastern Ovda Regio, Venus, at 12.8S 89.6E; IAU-named 1994 for a Chinese river goddess.
Lo Toney
Lo Toney is an American venture capitalist and founding managing partner of Plexo Capital, a San Francisco firm he incubated inside GV and spun out in 2018.
Lo-debar
Lo-debar, also written Lidbir or Lidebir, is a town in Gilead east of the Jordan River where Machir son of Ammiel sheltered Mephibosheth and provisioned David; its exact location is unknown.
Lo-fi music
Lo-fi music: music or production aesthetic celebrating low-fidelity imperfections like noise, distortion, and vinyl crackle; from WFMU's 1986 "Lo-Fi" show and home four-track recording to lofi hip hop study streams such as Lofi Girl's ChilledCow channel.
Lo-fi production
Lo-fi production, in black metal also called raw or necro production, is the deliberate use of rough, low-fidelity recording as an aesthetic, exemplified by Darkthrone's Transilvanian Hunger (1994).
Lo-files
Lo-files is Bring Me The Horizon's 23-track lo-fi reinterpretation album, released 11 July 2025 via RCA/Sony, reworking songs from Sempiternal to POST HUMAN: NeX Gen with producers Casiio, No Spirit, Lophiile, Drxnk, and HM Surf; a 2xLP Record Store Day 2026 vinyl edition followed.
LO, Yuen Tze
Yuen Tze Lo (罗远祉) was a Chinese-born electrical engineer at the University of Illinois known for antenna theory, the method of moments, and microstrip antenna design.
Loa Janan
Loa Janan is an administrative district (kecamatan) in Kutai Kartanegara Regency, East Kalimantan, Indonesia, home to about 79,000 people and known for wood-processing and pepper and cocoa production.
Loa Olafsson
Loa Olafsson (Loa Olofsson in some IAAF listings), Danish runner born 1958, Københavns IF; set ratified 10 km road world record 32:33 (1978) and unofficial 5000 m/10,000 m world records, Danish records standing 40+ years.
Loa to the Divine Narcissus
Loa to the Divine Narcissus is an introductory play by the Mexican nun and poet Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, written for her sacramental drama El divino Narciso.
Loab
Loab is an AI-generated image of a distressed older woman, discovered in 2022 by the artist Supercomposite, whose face persistently reappeared in images crossed with gore and horror.
Loacker
Loacker is a family-owned Italian wafer and biscuit manufacturer founded by pastry maker Alfons Loacker in Bolzano in 1925, now one of the world's largest wafer brands.
Load (album)
Load (1996) is Metallica's sixth studio album, produced by Bob Rock, a hard rock turn after the Black Album with 14 tracks over nearly 80 minutes, five million US sales, and the companion ReLoad in 1997.
Load and Resistance Factor Design
Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD) is a reliability-based structural design method comparing factored loads against factored resistances, mandated for federally funded United States highway bridges.