ART

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ART may refer to:

• American Refrigerator Transit Company
• Arab Radio and Television Network
  • ART Teenz

• American Repertory Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts, US
• Artists Repertory Theatre, Portland, Oregon, US
• Avatar Repertory Theater, a troupe performing in the virtual world

• Adaptive resonance theory, a theory of brain information processing
• Acoustic resonance technology, an acoustic inspection technology
• Absolute reaction rate theory, of chemical reactions

• ART image file format, used mostly by America Online software
• Algebraic Reconstruction Technique, used in computed tomography scanning
• Android Runtime, a replacement for the Dalvik VM in Android

• Anti-retroviral therapy, in the management of HIV/AIDS
• Assisted reproductive technology
• Androgen replacement therapy

• ART Grand Prix, a French motor racing team
• Aprilia Racing Technology or Aprilia Racing Team, by Aprilia, in MotoGP
• Asia Racing Team, Chinese motor racing team
• Athlete Refugee Team

• Albuquerque Rapid Transit, a bus rapid transit line in Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
• Anaheim Resort Transportation, a mass transit provider in Orange County, California, US
• Ararat railway station, Australia
• Arlington Transit, a bus service in Arlington County, Virginia, US
• Bombardier Advanced Rapid Transit, an automated guideway transit system
• Watertown International Airport (IATA airport code)
• Arrochar and Tarbet railway station (National Rail code), Scotland
• Autonomous Rail Rapid Transit, an autonomous rapid transit system from China

• Argentina Time (ART), a time zone
• Artificial languages (ISO 639-2 code), certain unassigned constructed languages
• Aggression replacement training
• Alternative risk transfer, an insurance term

• Art (given name), the name
• Art (disambiguation)
• ARTS (disambiguation)
• Art line (disambiguation)
• All pages with titles beginning with ART
• All pages with titles containing ART

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