Met
Met, MET, The Met or The MET may refer to:
Buildings
Arts venues
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, or the Met, in New York City
- Manhattan Ensemble Theatre, or MET, in New York City
- Metropolitan Opera, or the Met, in New York City
- Metropolitan Opera House (disambiguation), various buildings
- The Met (arts centre) in Bury, Greater Manchester
- Manila Metropolitan Theater in Manila, Philippines
- The Met Theater, Los Angeles, now Eastwood Performing Arts Center
Sports venues
- Met Center in Bloomington, Minnesota
- Met Park in Norfolk, Virginia
- MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey
- Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, Minnesota
Other buildings
- Metropolitan Bible Church ("The MET"), Ottawa, Canada
- Metropolitan Building (Minneapolis), until 1961
- Metropolitan Miami (development), Florida, US
- Metropolitan Theatre (Winnipeg), Canada
- The Met (skyscraper), Bangkok, Thailand
Arts, entertainment, and media
- Met, a fictitious character in Mega Man (v-game) series
- Met 107, a radio station in Bangkok
- Mind's Eye Theatre, a live-action role-playing game
- The Met: Policing London, BBC documentary series
Business
- MetLife, insurance provider
- Metropolitan Stores, former Canadian chain
- Met Foods, American grocery store group
- MET Group, a Hungarian-Swiss energy company
- Eurofins MET Labs, a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory.
Education
- Budapest Metropolitan University, formerly Budapest College of Communication and Business
- Manchester Metropolitan University, England, UK
- Michigan English Test, U.S./British language exam
- Muslim Educational Trust
Meteorological agencies
- Met Éireann, Ireland
- Met Office, UK
Policing
- Metropolitan Police Service of London, UK
Science, technology, and mathematics
Biology and medicine
- Mesenchymal–epithelial transition
- MET (gene), encoding hepatocyte growth factor receptor
- Met, hypermethioninemia
- Microbial electrochemical technologies
Chemical species
- Methionine, amino acid abbreviated as Met, or M
- Methylethyltryptamine, hallucinogen
Patient-focused terms
- Metabolic equivalent of task, the physical intensity of an activity
- Motivational enhancement therapy
- Muscle energy technique, clinical neuromuscular protocol
Space missions
- Mission Elapsed Time, a method of timekeeping during space missions
- Modular Equipment Transporter (Apollo program), lunar handcart
Other science and technology, and mathematics
- Met, the category of metric spaces having metric maps
- Met, a unit of human metabolic rate used in thermal comfort and building engineering, equal to the heat production of a seated person at rest.
- MET Matrix, materials, energy, and toxic emissions
- Missing transverse energy in particle physics
- Microwave electrothermal thruster, a form of electric spacecraft propulsion
- The Metallurgical Laboratory, a precursor to Argonne National Laboratory during the Manhattan Project
Transportation
- Nash Metropolitan automobile
- London Underground:
- Metropolitan line
- Metropolitan Railway, originating company
- Metropolitan Electric Tramways, tram company in London
- Metropolitan Transit Authority of Black Hawk County in Waterloo, Iowa, United States
- Modesto and Empire Traction Company, a shortline railroad
- Metropolitan Transit Authority (Victoria), colloquially known as The Met, the former metropolitan public transport marketing agency for Melbourne, Australia
- Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railroad, one of the predecessors of the Chicago "L" system
- Metropark station, Iselin, New Jersey, US; Amtrak code MET
- Montreal Metropolitan Airport (YHU) abbreviated "MET", St-Hubert, Longueuil, Quebec, Canada; serving Montreal
Other uses
- Mediterranean Editors and Translators association
- Middle European Time or Central European Time
- A member of the New York Mets professional baseball team
See also
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