Science and Technology
- LTE (telecommunication), Long Term Evolution, a telephony and mobile broadband communication standard
- Compaq LTE, a line of laptop computers formerly produced by Compaq
- Leukotrienes, biochemical compounds involved in inflammatory response
- Local thermodynamic equilibrium, a concept in thermodynamics
- Local truncation error, a concept in numerical analysis
- Loss of tail-rotor effectiveness, a phenomenon created in helicopters by wind affecting the rotors
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